Hey everyone,
I have a few questions reagrding the PIL LLM program in Leiden University. Replies from Alumnis are much appreciated.
Just looking for a general description of the program regarding the work load/intensity aspect.
Do you consider this LLM to be very intense and difficult?
Do you think the program is worth it?
Is it possible to fail this program? Have you witnessed or heard of a student who had to redo courses in the next year?
I am a hardworking student, my only fear is that in the netherlands, the teaching and examination methods differ from the methods in my home country, and this might affect my results.
I need to be assured that Leiden is not “that” crazy, the way described by some horror stories I read on this site.
Your attention to my discussion is much appreciated.
Sam
Leiden Public International Law LLM alumni
Posted Jan 13, 2019 12:45
Hey everyone,
I have a few questions reagrding the PIL LLM program in Leiden University. Replies from Alumnis are much appreciated.
Just looking for a general description of the program regarding the work load/intensity aspect.
Do you consider this LLM to be very intense and difficult?
Do you think the program is worth it?
Is it possible to fail this program? Have you witnessed or heard of a student who had to redo courses in the next year?
I am a hardworking student, my only fear is that in the netherlands, the teaching and examination methods differ from the methods in my home country, and this might affect my results.
I need to be assured that Leiden is not “that” crazy, the way described by some horror stories I read on this site.
Your attention to my discussion is much appreciated.
Sam
I have a few questions reagrding the PIL LLM program in Leiden University. Replies from Alumnis are much appreciated.
Just looking for a general description of the program regarding the work load/intensity aspect.
Do you consider this LLM to be very intense and difficult?
Do you think the program is worth it?
Is it possible to fail this program? Have you witnessed or heard of a student who had to redo courses in the next year?
I am a hardworking student, my only fear is that in the netherlands, the teaching and examination methods differ from the methods in my home country, and this might affect my results.
I need to be assured that Leiden is not “that” crazy, the way described by some horror stories I read on this site.
Your attention to my discussion is much appreciated.
Sam
Posted Oct 05, 2021 02:44
Did you go to leiden then? Did you ever found out how tough the course is?
Did you go to leiden then? Did you ever found out how tough the course is?
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