i sent my application in October last year and heard from them in early December, so yes it did take a while to receive the news.
yay are you excited? are u a sydney uni graduate? i went to melb uni.
:o)
LLM in Int. Law Leiden Sept. 07
Posted Apr 18, 2007 09:04
yay are you excited? are u a sydney uni graduate? i went to melb uni.
:o)
Posted Apr 19, 2007 00:43
Its pretty exciting, a big step too!
I was at UNSW, graduated in 2004.
I was at UNSW, graduated in 2004.
Posted Apr 19, 2007 02:58
awesome. I graduated in 2004 as well. btw my email address is katherine_illy@hotmail.com.
Posted May 03, 2007 03:29
Just got accepted! I'm also planning on asking the University to arrange accomodation, is that a good idea?
Posted May 03, 2007 06:14
Congratulations! That's awesome. They should send you an acceptance letter soon both via email and regular post, that will contain a form for you to make a housing deposit, that you then complete and send back to them. In June they will allocate housing and we will know what's happening then.
Posted May 03, 2007 06:18
Thanks, I just got the email confirmation and was about to send off the acceptance. The form asks me to tick the relevant price range for accomodation...not sure what to expect.
Posted May 04, 2007 07:41
Just got accepted! I'm also planning on asking the University to arrange accomodation, is that a good idea?
I just got my acceptance yesterday. I'm planning on using the university accommodation too. Not sure what you would get for each of the price brackets they offer.
I just got my acceptance yesterday. I'm planning on using the university accommodation too. Not sure what you would get for each of the price brackets they offer.
Posted May 04, 2007 11:02
Hi,
here: http://www.leiden.edu/studenthousing/index.php3?m=1&c=4
you can see what you would get for certain price ranges, depending on whether you would like a room (with shared kitchen and toilet) or an apartment.
I think I will try to find accommodation myself, as I have applied to several programmes and I will not have all the answers by June, I don't want to waste the 500 euros in case I decide not to go to Leiden after all.
here: http://www.leiden.edu/studenthousing/index.php3?m=1&c=4
you can see what you would get for certain price ranges, depending on whether you would like a room (with shared kitchen and toilet) or an apartment.
I think I will try to find accommodation myself, as I have applied to several programmes and I will not have all the answers by June, I don't want to waste the 500 euros in case I decide not to go to Leiden after all.
Posted May 08, 2007 09:34
Thanks. I only applied to Leiden. I have just emailed a copy of my acceptance of admission. I've also asked when we actually have to pay the tuiton fees by (as opposed to the housing deposit). Does anybody know?
Posted May 08, 2007 12:39
Hi,
I have also been accepted to Leiden (LLM adv. in Public Int'l Law, Int'l Criminal Law specialisation) for next September. Anyone doing the same specialisation ?
(It seems the whole LLM community in the world is gathering on this board, so I guess it's worth a try !).
Do you know if you can actually choose your accomodation (some of the houses on the website look really good) once you've chosen a "price range" ?
I have also been accepted to Leiden (LLM adv. in Public Int'l Law, Int'l Criminal Law specialisation) for next September. Anyone doing the same specialisation ?
(It seems the whole LLM community in the world is gathering on this board, so I guess it's worth a try !).
Do you know if you can actually choose your accomodation (some of the houses on the website look really good) once you've chosen a "price range" ?
Posted May 08, 2007 12:39
Hum by the way, I'm 22, female, from Switzerland (Geneva)
Posted May 09, 2007 11:39
Hum by the way, I'm 22, female, from Switzerland (Geneva)
I guess I should introduce myself too.
I'm 25, male and from Auckland, New Zealand. I'm going to be doing the LLM in Public International Law. I would have liked to do the LLM (adv), but as with many who are posting on here, I am relying on the home fee as a dual national (NZ/Netherlands) and the fee on the "adv" was a tad too much for me to justify.
I guess I should introduce myself too.
I'm 25, male and from Auckland, New Zealand. I'm going to be doing the LLM in Public International Law. I would have liked to do the LLM (adv), but as with many who are posting on here, I am relying on the home fee as a dual national (NZ/Netherlands) and the fee on the "adv" was a tad too much for me to justify.
Posted May 13, 2007 11:38
Hi everyone - I've also just been offered a place on the Public International Law LLM at Leiden!
Posted May 16, 2007 08:50
"I have also been accepted to Leiden (LLM adv. in Public Int'l Law, Int'l Criminal Law specialisation) for next September. Anyone doing the same specialisation ?"
Just a question with Leiden's LLM Adv programmes, do you have to have a masters level degree in law to be admitted?
Just a question with Leiden's LLM Adv programmes, do you have to have a masters level degree in law to be admitted?
Posted May 16, 2007 09:44
Yep.
Posted May 17, 2007 01:32
I'm also going to be at Leiden this fall - pretty psyched. I'm in Int'l Public Law - Peace Justice section. I'm starting to think I may be the only American ; ) How is everyone doing w housing?? When are you guys headed over?
Posted May 21, 2007 21:31
Just a question with Leiden's LLM Adv programmes, do you have to have a masters level degree in law to be admitted?
Just wondering if a JD degree counts as such a masters level degree for admission to the LLM Adv. programmes or is it just other LLMs/MAs?
Repying to the post above, I've asked the university to sort me out with housing - just selected a price range and posted back the form... Fingers crossed! :)
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Just wondering if a JD degree counts as such a masters level degree for admission to the LLM Adv. programmes or is it just other LLMs/MAs?
Repying to the post above, I've asked the university to sort me out with housing - just selected a price range and posted back the form... Fingers crossed! :)
Posted May 22, 2007 05:32
How is everyone doing w housing?? When are you guys headed over?
I've applied for housing through the university and I'll be arriving in Leiden on 15 August.
I've applied for housing through the university and I'll be arriving in Leiden on 15 August.
Posted May 22, 2007 08:35
Same here... fun times ahead.
Harshan (harshan82@hotmail.com)
Harshan (harshan82@hotmail.com)
Posted May 22, 2007 18:49
Just wondering if a JD degree counts as such a masters level degree for admission to the LLM Adv. programmes or is it just other LLMs/MAs?
Yes I think a JD would be ok, you just need to have studied some international public law before I guess. I don't hold an LLM or a MA already, but a swiss diploma equivalent to 4 years of study in international studies (which includes int'l public law)...
Same for the housing, waiting for a reply but they dont seem to be in a hurry. I'll also be in Leiden August 15th !
Just wondering if a JD degree counts as such a masters level degree for admission to the LLM Adv. programmes or is it just other LLMs/MAs?
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Yes I think a JD would be ok, you just need to have studied some international public law before I guess. I don't hold an LLM or a MA already, but a swiss diploma equivalent to 4 years of study in international studies (which includes int'l public law)...
Same for the housing, waiting for a reply but they dont seem to be in a hurry. I'll also be in Leiden August 15th !
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