Hello everybody!

I am looking for some advice today. I have been accepted in the University of Utrecht's LL.M in International Business Law, University of Amsterdam's LL.M. in International and European Law and in the Universidad Católica Portuguesa new LL.M. International Trade and Business Law, but the thing is I dont know where to go, could you give me some advice? Which one is or seems to be the best?

Thanks.

Utrecht

For the weather: Portugal- for the reputation and job possibilities- Utrecht.

Portugal, for the teaching staff: mostly american and european top professors: Raymond Nimmer, Michael Gordon, Ravi Tennekoon, Andrea Biondi, Loukas Mistelis, Mauro Bussani...

Portugal....for sure!
Because it´s the most inovative program, best professors and wow....great web site.
I just wish I were you and be able to go to Lisbon next year!

Is there any other opinion?

I will attend LL.M. Catolica. I think is an interesting and well balanced program, as well as a great oportunity to enjoy Lisbon.
I hope I'll see you there!

Have you decided?

Yes.

Hey folks that you're gonna start studying in Lisboa - how about the finances? I would love to aply for Catolica but I'm not sure if there are any scholarships etc. availible for this program. Can you help me with this?

Thanks, Nina

Yes, there are som scholarships but sadly I diddnt got one so I will have to pay with a bank loan which, by the way, hasn't been completed accepted yet.

How difficult is it to be accepted at Catolica? Is there any kind of preference given towards a particular background? For example, Portuguese background and raised in the United States.

I dont know about that, I only know that some people got in and some other didnt, But I think that they want to have international students so preference is given to them, regardless of having or not a Portuguese background, but that could help.

By the way, the LL.M has been, so far, a very good one, both demanding and interesting, so go ahead and apply!