hey guys,

i'm currently doing my bachelors in international business in australia and will graduate in december. i'm ininterested in doing a masters in law (preferrably international law)in paris. my question is whether i am at all elgible to do that since i don't hold a legal undergrad degree, but a business bachelor? can anyone help me out?
greatly appreciated

http://www.llm-guide.com/article/213/llm-programs-for-non-law-graduates

thanks

Hello!
I will appreciate any sort of advice regarding the question: I have obtained a Diploma (5-year specialist) in Law from a Russian University and do not have any knowledge of EU law and only some knowledge of International law. Can I be admitted for a Master program in International law in Holland or Belgium? Thank you for help!

Hey!

Most of the universities will ask you to enrol in some previous course so that u can acquire enough knowledge to "survive" throughout the whole LLM :P
So that wont be that much of a problem, I guess.

hi!
i was just wondering if you also had any idea of the differences between an LLM and an MAS. I have been accepted to an MAS, am now done my LLB, and not really planning to pursue any other studies after that... any advice?

I have no clue about the differences between both degrees, sorry :S

Thanx a lot, Rachie!