Hi everybody,

I have just been admitted for the master's degree in European Intellectual Property Law in the University of Stockholm in January 2010.

Is anyone attending in January 2010???

Does anyone have any opinions regarding the course???

Cheers,

Hi,
I've been admitted to the Master too, and I'm looking for any information about the course.
I should confirm my partecipation by the 27th november, and I still don't know if it worth doing it.
I'd really like to have some advice on this course, especially about accomodation and course organization, maybe from somebody who attended the Master course last years.

Let's keep in touch.
Thank u

Hello,
I have been admitted to this LL.M. as well! It would be really useful to share the news regarding the course.
I am wondering whether it is possible to participate in the programme on the distant learning basis, as such information is given on the website.
Regards,
ewa

Hi,
I have been admitted to this master too but I am not finding funding to pursue it. The swedish institute does not give scholarships for masters beginning in January. What are you doing? Do you know any possibility?
Dorina

I'm in reserve of above named course....I would like to come and study so much....

Hi all,
I ve been admitted for this course too , I ve accepted and I will attend. Now the issue is accomodation. Any Idea?
For those who are sure of attending lets get connected dmay be via facebook and see how we go through the issue of accomodation

I did my LL.M. in Stockholm and I liked the program. The classes and teachers are good and Stockholm is a nice city.

It is certainly possible to attend the program on a distance learning basis. However, there are some mandatory classes. These classes are primarily on Fridays and Saturdays. It is therefore possible to attend this LL.M. while working and it is not tequired to move to Stockholm for a year. In addition, the second half of the program only covers the thesis which you can write from everywhere as long as you have access to research materials.

Overall, the program was very good and pretty cheap compared to other programs. I would certainly do it once again.

Hi
I have been admitted in this year,and I already received that.
But I saw this on the internet "...according to the Swedish higher education system, the Juris magisterexamen (translated to Master of Laws in...), is a first degree (undergraduate degree):however, the master programmes are organized and conducted as postgraduate programmes both in regards to their contents and the methods of teaching
" Is that true? what are the title on the degree?I am so confused about that because we definitely need a bachelor of law(the first degree) to apply for the program.
Is there anybody kown or understand this? I am so confused.....

Hi I´m living in England currently, and am interested in this programme but am not able to stay in Stockholm for the entire year. I was wondering, would anyone be able to tell me if it was possible to study the programme as a long-distance course, and if so how many times I would have to attend classes at the university, other details like that. Thanks in advance.

Hello everybody,

I want to ask if a TOEFL ibt result of 97 points (24 on the writing section) would be sufficient for admission in this LLM programme?

Thank you.

Hello everyone,

I want to apply for master's degree in European Intellectual Property Law in the University of Stockholm. Pls can you give me more information about the classes, pros and cons of the program and any career opportunities after you finished the LLM? Can you easily get an internship or a job? University of Liege or U. of Stockholm? Tnx :)