Hi Dewanda. Congratulations on getting the scholarship. Actually I was referring to the Netherlands Fellowship Programme (NFP) and not the Huygens Scholarship.
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Posted Jul 25, 2010 10:30
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Hi Dewanda. Congratulations on getting the scholarship. Actually I was referring to the Netherlands Fellowship Programme (NFP) and not the Huygens Scholarship.
Inactive User
Posted Jul 28, 2010 12:25
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Hi all,
I am just completing the regular PIL LLM and have some textbooks for sale if anyone is interested.
- Evans, International Law (2nd ed) - 2 new copies still in wrapping for 30 each; 1 used and underlined copy for 15 [original price around 44.63]
- Craig & de Burca, EU Law Text Cases and Materials (4th ed) - 1 second hand copy with some highlighting for 20 [original price 45.91]
- Collier, The Settlement of Disputes in International Law - 1 second hand copy for 25 [original price 55.81]
- Cryer, An Introduction to International Criminal Law and Procedure - 1 second hand copy with some highlighting for 20 [original price 42.99]
Contact me if you're interested and all the best with your course,
Alex
Hi all,
I am just completing the regular PIL LLM and have some textbooks for sale if anyone is interested.
- Evans, International Law (2nd ed) - 2 new copies still in wrapping for 30 each; 1 used and underlined copy for 15 [original price around 44.63]
- Craig & de Burca, EU Law Text Cases and Materials (4th ed) - 1 second hand copy with some highlighting for 20 [original price 45.91]
- Collier, The Settlement of Disputes in International Law - 1 second hand copy for 25 [original price 55.81]
- Cryer, An Introduction to International Criminal Law and Procedure - 1 second hand copy with some highlighting for 20 [original price 42.99]
Contact me if you're interested and all the best with your course,
Alex
I am just completing the regular PIL LLM and have some textbooks for sale if anyone is interested.
- Evans, International Law (2nd ed) - 2 new copies still in wrapping for 30 each; 1 used and underlined copy for 15 [original price around 44.63]
- Craig & de Burca, EU Law Text Cases and Materials (4th ed) - 1 second hand copy with some highlighting for 20 [original price 45.91]
- Collier, The Settlement of Disputes in International Law - 1 second hand copy for 25 [original price 55.81]
- Cryer, An Introduction to International Criminal Law and Procedure - 1 second hand copy with some highlighting for 20 [original price 42.99]
Contact me if you're interested and all the best with your course,
Alex
Posted Aug 01, 2010 19:48
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Hello all. I've been living in The Hague since May 15. Since then, there have been some developments in my life that will keep me in Holland for the next year.
My plan is to either extend my current legal internship, or to try and slip into a year-long LLM program starting in September (yes, I know that it is quite late). My top choice would be the Public International Law Programme at Leiden, and I am very anxious to know of my chances getting in at this point, and how full their classes currently are.
How much of a difference does it make that I have completed some courses towards my JD at a top law school in the US?
If anyone here has any insight into my chances of getting into Leiden or any other solid programs in the Netherlands, I would be ever grateful for your advice.
Hello all. I've been living in The Hague since May 15. Since then, there have been some developments in my life that will keep me in Holland for the next year.
My plan is to either extend my current legal internship, or to try and slip into a year-long LLM program starting in September (yes, I know that it is quite late). My top choice would be the Public International Law Programme at Leiden, and I am very anxious to know of my chances getting in at this point, and how full their classes currently are.
How much of a difference does it make that I have completed some courses towards my JD at a top law school in the US?
If anyone here has any insight into my chances of getting into Leiden or any other solid programs in the Netherlands, I would be ever grateful for your advice.
My plan is to either extend my current legal internship, or to try and slip into a year-long LLM program starting in September (yes, I know that it is quite late). My top choice would be the Public International Law Programme at Leiden, and I am very anxious to know of my chances getting in at this point, and how full their classes currently are.
How much of a difference does it make that I have completed some courses towards my JD at a top law school in the US?
If anyone here has any insight into my chances of getting into Leiden or any other solid programs in the Netherlands, I would be ever grateful for your advice.
Inactive User
Posted Aug 01, 2010 19:54
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Dear SF,
I imagine your best chance is to submit the full online application (is this still available?) and contact the Admissions Office and Course Coordinator with a polite email explaining your situation (incl. that you are already in the country) asap. While this might be quite a bit of effort if the course is already full, you're probably decreasing your chances the longer you wait. There's always a chance that someone will reject an offer at the last minute and a spot might become available.
Good luck!
Alex
Dear SF,
I imagine your best chance is to submit the full online application (is this still available?) and contact the Admissions Office and Course Coordinator with a polite email explaining your situation (incl. that you are already in the country) asap. While this might be quite a bit of effort if the course is already full, you're probably decreasing your chances the longer you wait. There's always a chance that someone will reject an offer at the last minute and a spot might become available.
Good luck!
Alex
I imagine your best chance is to submit the full online application (is this still available?) and contact the Admissions Office and Course Coordinator with a polite email explaining your situation (incl. that you are already in the country) asap. While this might be quite a bit of effort if the course is already full, you're probably decreasing your chances the longer you wait. There's always a chance that someone will reject an offer at the last minute and a spot might become available.
Good luck!
Alex
Posted Aug 01, 2010 21:17
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It also wouldn't hurt for you to drop by Leiden University itself since it's close by.
It also wouldn't hurt for you to drop by Leiden University itself since it's close by.
Posted Aug 01, 2010 21:23
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Hi Alex, thanks for the response :)
Leiden's online app is still available, and I'm done with the easy part. I may just send what I have tomorrow and request to send the recommendations asap.
Hi Alex, thanks for the response :)
Leiden's online app is still available, and I'm done with the easy part. I may just send what I have tomorrow and request to send the recommendations asap.
Leiden's online app is still available, and I'm done with the easy part. I may just send what I have tomorrow and request to send the recommendations asap.
Posted Aug 02, 2010 08:46
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Hi Alex!I rejected my offer for the Public International Law LLM last week so maybe you will be lucky!!
I hope you do!
Best of luck,
Sofia
Hi Alex!I rejected my offer for the Public International Law LLM last week so maybe you will be lucky!!
I hope you do!
Best of luck,
Sofia
I hope you do!
Best of luck,
Sofia
Posted Aug 03, 2010 18:39
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Hi Alex!I rejected my offer for the Public International Law LLM last week so maybe you will be lucky!!
I hope you do!
Best of luck,
Sofia
I take it that your luck was sent in my direction? I hope so, because I'll need it :)
<blockquote>Hi Alex!I rejected my offer for the Public International Law LLM last week so maybe you will be lucky!!
I hope you do!
Best of luck,
Sofia</blockquote>
I take it that your luck was sent in my direction? I hope so, because I'll need it :)
I hope you do!
Best of luck,
Sofia</blockquote>
I take it that your luck was sent in my direction? I hope so, because I'll need it :)
Posted Aug 04, 2010 10:18
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yes, sorry!!
Good luck!!
yes, sorry!!
Good luck!!
Good luck!!
Posted Sep 08, 2010 10:08
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I applied for an NFP scholarship and I received a letter stating that my application was not granted allegedly for the reason that the Master of Laws in Advanced Studies in European and International Business Law program was not allocated a fellowship.
Is this true or was this just a nice way of saying "sorry, you didn't make it"?
I once heard some NFP awardees say that the NFP board (Nuffic I think) actually decides the number of fellowships allocated to each course based on the number of NFP applicants for that course. That means there would be some courses with a lot of fellowships awarded and some course with no fellowships at all. One person I know was advised by the school she apply for admission (Ams Uni I think) that they have not been allocated NFP fellowships for some years so she should not bother apply for it.
So maybe they said the truth, it's not that you're not good enough, just unlucky.
That said, is there any way to know how many fellowships awarded for each course each year? I'm considering apply for that scholarship too. It's really strange that famous & big universities like Leiden or Amsterdam Uni are not allocated fellowships....
<blockquote>I applied for an NFP scholarship and I received a letter stating that my application was not granted allegedly for the reason that the Master of Laws in Advanced Studies in European and International Business Law program was not allocated a fellowship.
Is this true or was this just a nice way of saying "sorry, you didn't make it"? </blockquote>
I once heard some NFP awardees say that the NFP board (Nuffic I think) actually decides the number of fellowships allocated to each course based on the number of NFP applicants for that course. That means there would be some courses with a lot of fellowships awarded and some course with no fellowships at all. One person I know was advised by the school she apply for admission (Ams Uni I think) that they have not been allocated NFP fellowships for some years so she should not bother apply for it.
So maybe they said the truth, it's not that you're not good enough, just unlucky.
That said, is there any way to know how many fellowships awarded for each course each year? I'm considering apply for that scholarship too. It's really strange that famous & big universities like Leiden or Amsterdam Uni are not allocated fellowships....
Is this true or was this just a nice way of saying "sorry, you didn't make it"? </blockquote>
I once heard some NFP awardees say that the NFP board (Nuffic I think) actually decides the number of fellowships allocated to each course based on the number of NFP applicants for that course. That means there would be some courses with a lot of fellowships awarded and some course with no fellowships at all. One person I know was advised by the school she apply for admission (Ams Uni I think) that they have not been allocated NFP fellowships for some years so she should not bother apply for it.
So maybe they said the truth, it's not that you're not good enough, just unlucky.
That said, is there any way to know how many fellowships awarded for each course each year? I'm considering apply for that scholarship too. It's really strange that famous & big universities like Leiden or Amsterdam Uni are not allocated fellowships....
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