Hey

does anyone know how the LLM in Liege (Belgium) is?
I'm looking for an LLM that can get me on track to specialize in IP and fashion (fe: imitation purses, trademarks...)
thanks

Hello,

The LL.M. in EU Competition and IP law offers several course on IP law. The courses on trademark law and copyright are two of the most important courses here and have important implications for fashion.
The LL.M. does not provide any specfic course on fashion. However, the IP enforcement course might learn you how to implement the rights of fashion clothes and purse designers.
In addition, several seminars might be of interest for you :
- The Unfair Competition Law seminar will teach you how to deal with free-riders competitors who build their own business on the success of others.
- The seminar on the Regulation of Counterfeit Goods is also attractive. More and more, fashion, branded goods are counterfeited. An introduction to the Law of Counterfeited goods is a must is you wish to work in the fashion sector.

(Please note that I have not followed all of the abover-referred courses as I opted for other optional courses when I followed the LL.M. This is what I can tell you for what as been reported to me by my friends).

I hope this helps,

Cheers,

hello! I am interested in this master programme and I would like to know which is the language of instruction. Is it a bilingual programme? Do you happen to know if starting with 2011/2012 year they do have a full English version? thanks!

Hello,

To my best knowledge, the first full-English version of the LL.M. in EU Competition & IP law will start in September 2011 !

The bilingual (French-English) version is still available.

Do not hesitate to reach the LLM Secretary, Mrs Langevin (ieje@ulg.ac.be) for any extra information regarding the application process. She is really supportive !

Cheers,

Thanks a lot! I just got accepted at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium and I will not miss this chance for any reason:) Good luck!

No problem.
I understand you opt for Leuven if you are looking for a broad, general LLM in European law.
The LLM in EU Competition law is specialised in competition an IP law, and tailored for an immediate entry into the profession.

Good luck to you !

Hello,

To my best knowledge, the first full-English version of the LL.M. in EU Competition & IP law will start in September 2011 !

The bilingual (French-English) version is still available.

Do not hesitate to reach the LLM Secretary, Mrs Langevin (ieje@ulg.ac.be) for any extra information regarding the application process. She is really supportive !

Cheers,

Try to call! Look on their site and call them 'coz I did so. They answered to all my questions but I couldn't apply.... I need 300 ECTS and I do have only 240.
Good luck!

Hello everybody,

I would like to do an L.LM. in Liège, and I'm wondering what's its reputation. Some people told me about the one organized by the HUB-KUL, and about this one and I really don't know which one chose.

Thank you for you impression

Can't say about the LL.M. HUB-KUL, but this one rocks !

The courses are demanding and interactive.

I do not regret to have followed this LL.M.. My most-interesting year of law, without a doubt !

Can anyone tell me how to apply for the LLM in Liège?
I can't find the application form anywhere.

If you want to apply for our LL.M. in EU Competition and IP law, you have to fill-in our online application form. This will launch both (admission and application) procedures.

You can find these forms at the following addresses:

* Form for EU citizens: http://www.ulg.ac.be/cms/c_47239/en/advanced-masters-programmes-eu
* Form for non-EU citizens (non EU citizens must apply before mid-April): http://www.ulg.ac.be/cms/a_15737/en/advanced-masters-programme-for-students-from-countries-outside-the-european-union

Please do note that for administrative reasons, the Full-English programme is open to non-EU citizens only.


Regards,

The LCII team

Hello
I would like to know whether the Full-English programme is open only for non-EU citizens? I'm a EU citizen but I'm not fluent in French. What would be the tuition fee under this circumstances?

Hello,

I confirm that the Full-English programme is open to non-EU citizens only.

French lessons are offered at the ULg during the academic year for those students who would like to improve their fluency in French.

Kind Regards,

Hi,

You shouldn't worry about the French courses too much! My French wasn't that great either but I nevertheless managed to complete the program successfully.

The teachers are really understanding and you can always ask notes from a French-speaking student.