Another question guys...
Just started looking at booking plane tickets. I was planning on buying a one way ticket but I heard there could be a problem flying into Amsterdam on a one way ticket. Is that right?
LLM in Int. Law Leiden Sept. 07
Posted May 23, 2007 07:44
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Another question guys...
Just started looking at booking plane tickets. I was planning on buying a one way ticket but I heard there could be a problem flying into Amsterdam on a one way ticket. Is that right?
Just started looking at booking plane tickets. I was planning on buying a one way ticket but I heard there could be a problem flying into Amsterdam on a one way ticket. Is that right?
Posted May 23, 2007 09:52
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Another question guys...
Just started looking at booking plane tickets. I was planning on buying a one way ticket but I heard there could be a problem flying into Amsterdam on a one way ticket. Is that right?
That would depend on your passport. If you are using an EU passport, it shouldn't be a problem. If not, the airline may not accept you on a one way ticket. If you get a visa before you travel, you may not need a return ticket, again it depends on your passport as to whether you need a visa.
<blockquote>Another question guys...
Just started looking at booking plane tickets. I was planning on buying a one way ticket but I heard there could be a problem flying into Amsterdam on a one way ticket. Is that right?</blockquote>
That would depend on your passport. If you are using an EU passport, it shouldn't be a problem. If not, the airline may not accept you on a one way ticket. If you get a visa before you travel, you may not need a return ticket, again it depends on your passport as to whether you need a visa.
Just started looking at booking plane tickets. I was planning on buying a one way ticket but I heard there could be a problem flying into Amsterdam on a one way ticket. Is that right?</blockquote>
That would depend on your passport. If you are using an EU passport, it shouldn't be a problem. If not, the airline may not accept you on a one way ticket. If you get a visa before you travel, you may not need a return ticket, again it depends on your passport as to whether you need a visa.
Posted May 23, 2007 18:24
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Seems like I am the only one who decided to look for accommodation on my own :)
Seems like I am the only one who decided to look for accommodation on my own :)
Posted May 24, 2007 01:12
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Any luck with that?
PS. I'm on an Australian Passport, so I don't need a visa but I need a residency permit... not sure that I'll be able to use a one way ticket...
Any luck with that?
PS. I'm on an Australian Passport, so I don't need a visa but I need a residency permit... not sure that I'll be able to use a one way ticket...
PS. I'm on an Australian Passport, so I don't need a visa but I need a residency permit... not sure that I'll be able to use a one way ticket...
Posted May 24, 2007 09:54
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Ask Australian government to join EU :)
Ask Australian government to join EU :)
Posted May 27, 2007 23:43
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Ask Australian government to join EU :)
If you're caucasian maybe trace your family back to one of the EU nations and get citizenship? :) I've heard of a few Americans who have done this and gained Irish citizenship!
<blockquote>Ask Australian government to join EU :)</blockquote>
If you're caucasian maybe trace your family back to one of the EU nations and get citizenship? :) I've heard of a few Americans who have done this and gained Irish citizenship!
If you're caucasian maybe trace your family back to one of the EU nations and get citizenship? :) I've heard of a few Americans who have done this and gained Irish citizenship!
Posted May 28, 2007 04:10
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Ask Australian government to join EU :)
Some suggested New Zealand should try for EEC membership in the 1970s, but this idea didn't gain any traction here or in Europe.
<blockquote>Ask Australian government to join EU :)</blockquote>
Some suggested New Zealand should try for EEC membership in the 1970s, but this idea didn't gain any traction here or in Europe.
Some suggested New Zealand should try for EEC membership in the 1970s, but this idea didn't gain any traction here or in Europe.
Posted May 29, 2007 09:37
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Does anyone know the exact day for the start of our studies. September 1?
Does anyone know the exact day for the start of our studies. September 1?
Posted May 30, 2007 03:20
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Does anyone know the exact day for the start of our studies. September 1?
With 1 September being a Saturday this year, I was working on classes starting on Monday 3 September
<blockquote>Does anyone know the exact day for the start of our studies. September 1?</blockquote>
With 1 September being a Saturday this year, I was working on classes starting on Monday 3 September
With 1 September being a Saturday this year, I was working on classes starting on Monday 3 September
Posted May 30, 2007 14:22
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Congratulations to the accepted pals. Have anybody of you applied to other schools then Leiden and why chose Leiden over other schools? I might very well join you in September once decided between two schools. If anybody can express your opinion in a thread I posted, I'll really appreciate it. Thanks and see you in September one way or another!
Congratulations to the accepted pals. Have anybody of you applied to other schools then Leiden and why chose Leiden over other schools? I might very well join you in September once decided between two schools. If anybody can express your opinion in a thread I posted, I'll really appreciate it. Thanks and see you in September one way or another!
Posted May 30, 2007 14:30
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Got into Erasmus, Amsterdam, Utrecht and Leiden. I've chosen Leiden because of recommendations from friends/lecturers in my BA university back home, comfy place between Amsterdam/The Hague, impressive list of scholars in university and etc. Last but not least, the programme is ok with me.
Got into Erasmus, Amsterdam, Utrecht and Leiden. I've chosen Leiden because of recommendations from friends/lecturers in my BA university back home, comfy place between Amsterdam/The Hague, impressive list of scholars in university and etc. Last but not least, the programme is ok with me.
Posted May 30, 2007 14:51
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Thank you TTTV. It might help.
I got accepted to Erasmus end Leiden. So, it's less then a week to decide and I'm still puzzled. It's because I've heard confusing information that Erasmus business is very strong and it's an Ivy League school.
I wonder what kind of networking and future employment could be expected from each one.
Thank you TTTV. It might help.
I got accepted to Erasmus end Leiden. So, it's less then a week to decide and I'm still puzzled. It's because I've heard confusing information that Erasmus business is very strong and it's an Ivy League school.
I wonder what kind of networking and future employment could be expected from each one.
I got accepted to Erasmus end Leiden. So, it's less then a week to decide and I'm still puzzled. It's because I've heard confusing information that Erasmus business is very strong and it's an Ivy League school.
I wonder what kind of networking and future employment could be expected from each one.
Posted May 30, 2007 14:58
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Don't know much about LLM perspectives in business law. I've chosen public international, so it will be even harder to find myself a job after graduation.
On the other hand, at least studying will be interesting.
Don't know much about LLM perspectives in business law. I've chosen public international, so it will be even harder to find myself a job after graduation.
On the other hand, at least studying will be interesting.
On the other hand, at least studying will be interesting.
Posted May 30, 2007 15:06
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How about the UN? United Nations, I mean. It could be a great opportunity to find an internship while at school. Hague is the capital of international public law and it's very close to Leiden.
How about the UN? United Nations, I mean. It could be a great opportunity to find an internship while at school. Hague is the capital of international public law and it's very close to Leiden.
Posted May 30, 2007 15:09
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Again, that is yet another reason why people choose Leiden for public international law.
Again, that is yet another reason why people choose Leiden for public international law.
Posted May 30, 2007 15:13
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At this point I have to agree. Yes, Leiden is good for Public International Law. But as for business law I'm not sure what to choose between Erasmus and Leiden.
At this point I have to agree. Yes, Leiden is good for Public International Law. But as for business law I'm not sure what to choose between Erasmus and Leiden.
Posted Jun 01, 2007 03:08
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Guys I've put my name down for this international student introduction programme.. could be useful
http://www.leiden.edu/prospective/index.php3?m=3&t=4&link_url=http://www.leiden.edu/students/&link_id=24&link_extern=1
Guys I've put my name down for this international student introduction programme.. could be useful
http://www.leiden.edu/prospective/index.php3?m=3&t=4&link_url=http://www.leiden.edu/students/&link_id=24&link_extern=1
http://www.leiden.edu/prospective/index.php3?m=3&t=4&link_url=http://www.leiden.edu/students/&link_id=24&link_extern=1
Posted Jun 01, 2007 10:27
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Good idea, I've put my name too.
Has anyone received news about housing by the way ?
Good idea, I've put my name too.
Has anyone received news about housing by the way ?
Has anyone received news about housing by the way ?
Posted Jun 11, 2007 18:45
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Are you guys talking about the 'El-Cid' week? It looks useful, but I'm contracted to work during that week on something over here so might be tricky...
As for housing, nothing other than a confirmation that they have started processing my application.
When is everyone planning on arriving in Leiden?
Are you guys talking about the 'El-Cid' week? It looks useful, but I'm contracted to work during that week on something over here so might be tricky...
As for housing, nothing other than a confirmation that they have started processing my application.
When is everyone planning on arriving in Leiden?
As for housing, nothing other than a confirmation that they have started processing my application.
When is everyone planning on arriving in Leiden?
Posted Jun 11, 2007 19:02
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No we were just talking about the two introduction days.
The el-cid and induction week might be fun but I won't attend either (and enjoy 2 more holiday weeks before a long year of hard work...).
I'll be in Leiden end of August.
No we were just talking about the two introduction days.
The el-cid and induction week might be fun but I won't attend either (and enjoy 2 more holiday weeks before a long year of hard work...).
I'll be in Leiden end of August.
The el-cid and induction week might be fun but I won't attend either (and enjoy 2 more holiday weeks before a long year of hard work...).
I'll be in Leiden end of August.
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