Hi, everyone! I am looking for some info about the equivalence between a French LL. M at Paris1 or at SciencesPo and the masters. Just to know, an LL. M. is the equivalent for a Master? LL. M. is available even if a do not own a Master1 or Master2 degree? Thank you in advance!
France: LL. M., Master1 or Master2?
Posted May 31, 2017 10:29
Posted May 31, 2017 17:08
Hey!
An LLM is the equivalent of a Master 2. I believe that usually you can still apply for an LLM even if you only hold a bachelor's degree.
An LLM is the equivalent of a Master 2. I believe that usually you can still apply for an LLM even if you only hold a bachelor's degree.
Posted Jun 01, 2017 10:53
Thank you for your answer. May I also ask you if to access do doctoral studies it does not really matter what education I receive (bachelor and a master 1 or an LL. M or both), but that my higher education lasted at least 5 years (the right time to combine the level of education)?
Posted Jun 01, 2017 16:27
You are welcome. Regarding your second question, in the French system I strongly believe doctorates are offered only to people who have a M2. For international students, the rules might be different though, you would have to check.
Posted Jun 01, 2017 16:35
You saved me, thank you again!
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