hi guys,
I have been accepted at both Tilburg (LLM International and European Public Law) and Maastricht (LLM European Law School).
I know that both unis are great so I need a piece of advice.
Which one to choose?
Please help!
Thank you all!
Tilburg vs Maastricht
Posted Apr 02, 2008 18:08
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hi guys,
I have been accepted at both Tilburg (LLM International and European Public Law) and Maastricht (LLM European Law School).
I know that both unis are great so I need a piece of advice.
Which one to choose?
Please help!
Thank you all!
I have been accepted at both Tilburg (LLM International and European Public Law) and Maastricht (LLM European Law School).
I know that both unis are great so I need a piece of advice.
Which one to choose?
Please help!
Thank you all!
Posted Apr 02, 2008 21:12
0
Hello!
I was in Tilburg last Friday for an appointment with one of the Education Office's responsibles and I can for sure say that they seem to have a great intern structure and organization. She also told me about the relations that they maintain with some other international / european entities (at least some of the teachers do), about the University campus, the city, and a lot of other things.
So I can say I had a nice time there and I do have a really positive view about the University.
I also applied but I don't have an answer yet.
If I don't get accepted in Utrecht (my first choice) I'm considering uVa (Amsterdam, where I was already accepted) and Tilburg (because of all the reasons I wrote above).
I wish you good luck with your choice. Maybe we'll be colleagues, you never know :D
Hello!
I was in Tilburg last Friday for an appointment with one of the Education Office's responsibles and I can for sure say that they seem to have a great intern structure and organization. She also told me about the relations that they maintain with some other international / european entities (at least some of the teachers do), about the University campus, the city, and a lot of other things.
So I can say I had a nice time there and I do have a really positive view about the University.
I also applied but I don't have an answer yet.
If I don't get accepted in Utrecht (my first choice) I'm considering uVa (Amsterdam, where I was already accepted) and Tilburg (because of all the reasons I wrote above).
I wish you good luck with your choice. Maybe we'll be colleagues, you never know :D
I was in Tilburg last Friday for an appointment with one of the Education Office's responsibles and I can for sure say that they seem to have a great intern structure and organization. She also told me about the relations that they maintain with some other international / european entities (at least some of the teachers do), about the University campus, the city, and a lot of other things.
So I can say I had a nice time there and I do have a really positive view about the University.
I also applied but I don't have an answer yet.
If I don't get accepted in Utrecht (my first choice) I'm considering uVa (Amsterdam, where I was already accepted) and Tilburg (because of all the reasons I wrote above).
I wish you good luck with your choice. Maybe we'll be colleagues, you never know :D
Posted Apr 03, 2008 15:00
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Dear Rachie,
Thank you for your information.
I think I'm gonna get Tilburg.
It is said to be one of the best law schools in Europe
Hope to see you there...!
Dear Rachie,
Thank you for your information.
I think I'm gonna get Tilburg.
It is said to be one of the best law schools in Europe
Hope to see you there...!
Thank you for your information.
I think I'm gonna get Tilburg.
It is said to be one of the best law schools in Europe
Hope to see you there...!
Posted Apr 03, 2008 22:20
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Nice!
Ill send u a PM now :)
Nice!
Ill send u a PM now :)
Ill send u a PM now :)
Posted Apr 05, 2008 16:11
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Hi all,
I've also been accepted from Tilburg, Int. Business Law programme. I have also found out that Tilburg is a great university particularly with their innovative approach.
But do you have any updated info about its law faculty ranking in year 2007?
I hope you have.. I could not find any. But I guess there may be some info in Dutch sources, newspapers, magazines, etc. And I can't speak Dutch. :( If you can somehow reach some info, would you please share with me?
Thank in advance.
Mehmet
Hi all,
I've also been accepted from Tilburg, Int. Business Law programme. I have also found out that Tilburg is a great university particularly with their innovative approach.
But do you have any updated info about its law faculty ranking in year 2007?
I hope you have.. I could not find any. But I guess there may be some info in Dutch sources, newspapers, magazines, etc. And I can't speak Dutch. :( If you can somehow reach some info, would you please share with me?
Thank in advance.
Mehmet
I've also been accepted from Tilburg, Int. Business Law programme. I have also found out that Tilburg is a great university particularly with their innovative approach.
But do you have any updated info about its law faculty ranking in year 2007?
I hope you have.. I could not find any. But I guess there may be some info in Dutch sources, newspapers, magazines, etc. And I can't speak Dutch. :( If you can somehow reach some info, would you please share with me?
Thank in advance.
Mehmet
Posted Apr 05, 2008 17:38
0
Hi all,
I've also been accepted from Tilburg, Int. Business Law programme. I have also found out that Tilburg is a great university particularly with their innovative approach.
But do you have any updated info about its law faculty ranking in year 2007?
I hope you have.. I could not find any. But I guess there may be some info in Dutch sources, newspapers, magazines, etc. And I can't speak Dutch. :( If you can somehow reach some info, would you please share with me?
Thank in advance.
Mehmet
I am not sure but I think I saw something on their brochure (Master's brochure 2008-2009). And it was in english.
I also think you can download it from their website, just give it a try!
<blockquote>Hi all,
I've also been accepted from Tilburg, Int. Business Law programme. I have also found out that Tilburg is a great university particularly with their innovative approach.
But do you have any updated info about its law faculty ranking in year 2007?
I hope you have.. I could not find any. But I guess there may be some info in Dutch sources, newspapers, magazines, etc. And I can't speak Dutch. :( If you can somehow reach some info, would you please share with me?
Thank in advance.
Mehmet</blockquote>
I am not sure but I think I saw something on their brochure (Master's brochure 2008-2009). And it was in english.
I also think you can download it from their website, just give it a try!
I've also been accepted from Tilburg, Int. Business Law programme. I have also found out that Tilburg is a great university particularly with their innovative approach.
But do you have any updated info about its law faculty ranking in year 2007?
I hope you have.. I could not find any. But I guess there may be some info in Dutch sources, newspapers, magazines, etc. And I can't speak Dutch. :( If you can somehow reach some info, would you please share with me?
Thank in advance.
Mehmet</blockquote>
I am not sure but I think I saw something on their brochure (Master's brochure 2008-2009). And it was in english.
I also think you can download it from their website, just give it a try!
Posted Apr 06, 2008 10:08
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Hi Mehmet,
First of all congratulations, you can check Tilburg prizes and rankings through University's official website
But I don't think this is really a problem...
As you said Tilburg is a great university with excellent academic staff so in my opinion you shouldn't be so worried about the exact position in the ranklists which is for sure one of the top!
Hi Mehmet,
First of all congratulations, you can check Tilburg prizes and rankings through University's official website
But I don't think this is really a problem...
As you said Tilburg is a great university with excellent academic staff so in my opinion you shouldn't be so worried about the exact position in the ranklists which is for sure one of the top!
First of all congratulations, you can check Tilburg prizes and rankings through University's official website
But I don't think this is really a problem...
As you said Tilburg is a great university with excellent academic staff so in my opinion you shouldn't be so worried about the exact position in the ranklists which is for sure one of the top!
Posted Apr 07, 2008 12:34
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There is not really an official ranking as far as I know. I don't think people really pay attention to it. There is not one university or programme that is particularly bad or good for that matter. Most important thing is that you choose something that you like. Every programme is different, so if you choose the one that suits best your wishes and that gives the courses that you find most interesting, the ranking should not matter.
There is not really an official ranking as far as I know. I don't think people really pay attention to it. There is not one university or programme that is particularly bad or good for that matter. Most important thing is that you choose something that you like. Every programme is different, so if you choose the one that suits best your wishes and that gives the courses that you find most interesting, the ranking should not matter.
Posted Apr 07, 2008 13:12
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Helolo,
Congratulations to those who were already accepted to Tilburg's! I got my acceptance letter in internation business law in the beggining of last week....as I've been also accepted in another unies, I'm still deciding which one to choose.
I've heard that the law school is very organized, the teachers are highly qualified and choosen as one of the best in Europe....does anyone know any opinion about students who already undertook the int. bus. program and could give us a first impression???
Marcelo
Helolo,
Congratulations to those who were already accepted to Tilburg's! I got my acceptance letter in internation business law in the beggining of last week....as I've been also accepted in another unies, I'm still deciding which one to choose.
I've heard that the law school is very organized, the teachers are highly qualified and choosen as one of the best in Europe....does anyone know any opinion about students who already undertook the int. bus. program and could give us a first impression???
Marcelo
Congratulations to those who were already accepted to Tilburg's! I got my acceptance letter in internation business law in the beggining of last week....as I've been also accepted in another unies, I'm still deciding which one to choose.
I've heard that the law school is very organized, the teachers are highly qualified and choosen as one of the best in Europe....does anyone know any opinion about students who already undertook the int. bus. program and could give us a first impression???
Marcelo
Posted Apr 11, 2008 02:22
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Helolo,
Congratulations to those who were already accepted to Tilburg's! I got my acceptance letter in internation business law in the beggining of last week....as I've been also accepted in another unies, I'm still deciding which one to choose.
I've heard that the law school is very organized, the teachers are highly qualified and choosen as one of the best in Europe....does anyone know any opinion about students who already undertook the int. bus. program and could give us a first impression???
Marcelo
If I may ask, any other unies in The Netherlands? :)
<blockquote>Helolo,
Congratulations to those who were already accepted to Tilburg's! I got my acceptance letter in internation business law in the beggining of last week....as I've been also accepted in another unies, I'm still deciding which one to choose.
I've heard that the law school is very organized, the teachers are highly qualified and choosen as one of the best in Europe....does anyone know any opinion about students who already undertook the int. bus. program and could give us a first impression???
Marcelo</blockquote>
If I may ask, any other unies in The Netherlands? :)
Congratulations to those who were already accepted to Tilburg's! I got my acceptance letter in internation business law in the beggining of last week....as I've been also accepted in another unies, I'm still deciding which one to choose.
I've heard that the law school is very organized, the teachers are highly qualified and choosen as one of the best in Europe....does anyone know any opinion about students who already undertook the int. bus. program and could give us a first impression???
Marcelo</blockquote>
If I may ask, any other unies in The Netherlands? :)
Posted Apr 11, 2008 02:24
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And BTW, although they have a nice reputation don't forget they are quite new in the law field (but I would like to evince the fact that they are one of the best on business / economic matters)! But of course I heard some nice things about them but I didn't choose that univ as my first option!
I guess it all depends on which unies u also applied ;)
And BTW, although they have a nice reputation don't forget they are quite new in the law field (but I would like to evince the fact that they are one of the best on business / economic matters)! But of course I heard some nice things about them but I didn't choose that univ as my first option!
I guess it all depends on which unies u also applied ;)
I guess it all depends on which unies u also applied ;)
Posted Apr 12, 2008 09:09
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Hello everybody!
I strongly believe that the discussion about rankings is worthless! We are about to start a student life in Holland choosing LLM programmes, everyone with his own criteria...
Of course Leiden, Utrecht, Amsterdam, Maastricht, Tilburg, Groningen, Nijmegen are highly reputated universities,so I really don't understand what's the matter here
Hello everybody!
I strongly believe that the discussion about rankings is worthless! We are about to start a student life in Holland choosing LLM programmes, everyone with his own criteria...
Of course Leiden, Utrecht, Amsterdam, Maastricht, Tilburg, Groningen, Nijmegen are highly reputated universities,so I really don't understand what's the matter here
I strongly believe that the discussion about rankings is worthless! We are about to start a student life in Holland choosing LLM programmes, everyone with his own criteria...
Of course Leiden, Utrecht, Amsterdam, Maastricht, Tilburg, Groningen, Nijmegen are highly reputated universities,so I really don't understand what's the matter here
Posted Apr 12, 2008 12:57
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Hello everybody!
I strongly believe that the discussion about rankings is worthless! We are about to start a student life in Holland choosing LLM programmes, everyone with his own criteria...
Of course Leiden, Utrecht, Amsterdam, Maastricht, Tilburg, Groningen, Nijmegen are highly reputated universities,so I really don't understand what's the matter here
This kind of "discussion" happens every year!
Anyway in my honest opinion I guess everybody has already made like a sort of hierarchy for the Unies to which they applied. And of course its not only a question of rankings or reputation, but also a question of taking a look at the course programme and see which LLM / Univ. suits you best :)!
I guess that the most important thing now is to be accepted in a good LLM!| :)
<blockquote>Hello everybody!
I strongly believe that the discussion about rankings is worthless! We are about to start a student life in Holland choosing LLM programmes, everyone with his own criteria...
Of course Leiden, Utrecht, Amsterdam, Maastricht, Tilburg, Groningen, Nijmegen are highly reputated universities,so I really don't understand what's the matter here </blockquote>
This kind of "discussion" happens every year!
Anyway in my honest opinion I guess everybody has already made like a sort of hierarchy for the Unies to which they applied. And of course its not only a question of rankings or reputation, but also a question of taking a look at the course programme and see which LLM / Univ. suits you best :)!
I guess that the most important thing now is to be accepted in a good LLM!| :)
I strongly believe that the discussion about rankings is worthless! We are about to start a student life in Holland choosing LLM programmes, everyone with his own criteria...
Of course Leiden, Utrecht, Amsterdam, Maastricht, Tilburg, Groningen, Nijmegen are highly reputated universities,so I really don't understand what's the matter here </blockquote>
This kind of "discussion" happens every year!
Anyway in my honest opinion I guess everybody has already made like a sort of hierarchy for the Unies to which they applied. And of course its not only a question of rankings or reputation, but also a question of taking a look at the course programme and see which LLM / Univ. suits you best :)!
I guess that the most important thing now is to be accepted in a good LLM!| :)
Posted Apr 12, 2008 13:23
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Rachie, you are definitely right! This kind of discussion is endless. What I'm saying is that we don't have to play this ranking game!!!
Of course a master from a high class University increase your career opportunities, but the major matter is how hard you are going to work during your studies and during your life generally.
I also agree that the very first thing is to check the programme structure...
Rachie, you are definitely right! This kind of discussion is endless. What I'm saying is that we don't have to play this ranking game!!!
Of course a master from a high class University increase your career opportunities, but the major matter is how hard you are going to work during your studies and during your life generally.
I also agree that the very first thing is to check the programme structure...
Of course a master from a high class University increase your career opportunities, but the major matter is how hard you are going to work during your studies and during your life generally.
I also agree that the very first thing is to check the programme structure...
Posted Apr 12, 2008 18:19
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Rachie, you are definitely right! This kind of discussion is endless. What I'm saying is that we don't have to play this ranking game!!!
Of course a master from a high class University increase your career opportunities, but the major matter is how hard you are going to work during your studies and during your life generally.
I also agree that the very first thing is to check the programme structure...
Too bad you are not going to Utrecht, seriously!
Or too bad I am not going to Tilburg anymore, hehe! :)
<blockquote>Rachie, you are definitely right! This kind of discussion is endless. What I'm saying is that we don't have to play this ranking game!!!
Of course a master from a high class University increase your career opportunities, but the major matter is how hard you are going to work during your studies and during your life generally.
I also agree that the very first thing is to check the programme structure...</blockquote>
Too bad you are not going to Utrecht, seriously!
Or too bad I am not going to Tilburg anymore, hehe! :)
Of course a master from a high class University increase your career opportunities, but the major matter is how hard you are going to work during your studies and during your life generally.
I also agree that the very first thing is to check the programme structure...</blockquote>
Too bad you are not going to Utrecht, seriously!
Or too bad I am not going to Tilburg anymore, hehe! :)
Posted Apr 12, 2008 22:54
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Yes, too bad...
Think about it again, make the right choice!
Besides, as far as I know you have plenty of reasons to visit Tilburg...!
Yes, too bad...
Think about it again, make the right choice!
Besides, as far as I know you have plenty of reasons to visit Tilburg...!
Think about it again, make the right choice!
Besides, as far as I know you have plenty of reasons to visit Tilburg...!
Posted Apr 13, 2008 12:49
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Yes, too bad...
Think about it again, make the right choice!
Besides, as far as I know you have plenty of reasons to visit Tilburg...!
Haha nooo I can't!
Utrecht is def. what I want!
But I'll visit Tilburg very often, that's for sure ;)!
Plenty of reasons, that's true hehehe!!
Maybe I'll attend one of those international students parties in Tilburg, and I guess that I will probably see you there!
I'll make sure I'll learn some Greek until that!
Haha :D
<blockquote>Yes, too bad...
Think about it again, make the right choice!
Besides, as far as I know you have plenty of reasons to visit Tilburg...!</blockquote>
Haha nooo I can't!
Utrecht is def. what I want!
But I'll visit Tilburg very often, that's for sure ;)!
Plenty of reasons, that's true hehehe!!
Maybe I'll attend one of those international students parties in Tilburg, and I guess that I will probably see you there!
I'll make sure I'll learn some Greek until that!
Haha :D
Think about it again, make the right choice!
Besides, as far as I know you have plenty of reasons to visit Tilburg...!</blockquote>
Haha nooo I can't!
Utrecht is def. what I want!
But I'll visit Tilburg very often, that's for sure ;)!
Plenty of reasons, that's true hehehe!!
Maybe I'll attend one of those international students parties in Tilburg, and I guess that I will probably see you there!
I'll make sure I'll learn some Greek until that!
Haha :D
Posted Apr 13, 2008 17:01
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If Utrecht is what you want, just go for it...
The day of our meeting, I guess I'll know how to speak elementary Portugese!
(I have never understood the difference between Spanish and Portugese)
About parties... we will see!
If Utrecht is what you want, just go for it...
The day of our meeting, I guess I'll know how to speak elementary Portugese!
(I have never understood the difference between Spanish and Portugese)
About parties... we will see!
The day of our meeting, I guess I'll know how to speak elementary Portugese!
(I have never understood the difference between Spanish and Portugese)
About parties... we will see!
Posted Apr 21, 2008 00:31
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Hi all,
I've also been accepted from Tilburg, Int. Business Law programme. I have also found out that Tilburg is a great university particularly with their innovative approach.
But do you have any updated info about its law faculty ranking in year 2007?
I hope you have.. I could not find any. But I guess there may be some info in Dutch sources, newspapers, magazines, etc. And I can't speak Dutch. :( If you can somehow reach some info, would you please share with me?
Thank in advance.
Mehmet
I found some rankings on their website from Elsevier (seems like a dutch paper or magazine) and Keuzegids (don't know exaxtly what kind of organisation made this one up).
Elsevier ranking of Law in the Netherlands (according to professors in 2007):
1. Tilburg University
2. Utrecht University
3. Nijmegen University
4. Leiden University
5. Groningen University
6. Amsterdam University (UvA)
7. Maastricht University
8. Amsterdam University (VU)
9. Rotterdam University
Elsevier ranking according to students
1. Nijmegen Univeristy
2. Tilburg University
3. Maastricht University
4. Leiden University
5. Groningen Univeristy
6. Amsterdam Univeristy (VU)
7. Rotterdam Univeristy
8. Utrecht Univeristy
9. Amsterdam University (UvA)
Keuzegids (2008)
1. Nijmegen Univeristy
2. Groningen University
3. Tilburg University
4. Leiden University
5. Rotterdam University
6. Maastricht Univeristy
7. Amsterdam University (VU)
8. Utrecht University
9. Amsterdam University
I got accepted to Utrecht, Amsterdam (UvA) and Tilburg. According to these rankings, Tilburg is definately the best choice. My parents will be happy too, cause it is a smaller university, smaller city and nice compact campus.
Tilburg here i come ;)
<blockquote>Hi all,
I've also been accepted from Tilburg, Int. Business Law programme. I have also found out that Tilburg is a great university particularly with their innovative approach.
But do you have any updated info about its law faculty ranking in year 2007?
I hope you have.. I could not find any. But I guess there may be some info in Dutch sources, newspapers, magazines, etc. And I can't speak Dutch. :( If you can somehow reach some info, would you please share with me?
Thank in advance.
Mehmet</blockquote>
I found some rankings on their website from Elsevier (seems like a dutch paper or magazine) and Keuzegids (don't know exaxtly what kind of organisation made this one up).
Elsevier ranking of Law in the Netherlands (according to professors in 2007):
1. Tilburg University
2. Utrecht University
3. Nijmegen University
4. Leiden University
5. Groningen University
6. Amsterdam University (UvA)
7. Maastricht University
8. Amsterdam University (VU)
9. Rotterdam University
Elsevier ranking according to students
1. Nijmegen Univeristy
2. Tilburg University
3. Maastricht University
4. Leiden University
5. Groningen Univeristy
6. Amsterdam Univeristy (VU)
7. Rotterdam Univeristy
8. Utrecht Univeristy
9. Amsterdam University (UvA)
Keuzegids (2008)
1. Nijmegen Univeristy
2. Groningen University
3. Tilburg University
4. Leiden University
5. Rotterdam University
6. Maastricht Univeristy
7. Amsterdam University (VU)
8. Utrecht University
9. Amsterdam University
I got accepted to Utrecht, Amsterdam (UvA) and Tilburg. According to these rankings, Tilburg is definately the best choice. My parents will be happy too, cause it is a smaller university, smaller city and nice compact campus.
Tilburg here i come ;)
I've also been accepted from Tilburg, Int. Business Law programme. I have also found out that Tilburg is a great university particularly with their innovative approach.
But do you have any updated info about its law faculty ranking in year 2007?
I hope you have.. I could not find any. But I guess there may be some info in Dutch sources, newspapers, magazines, etc. And I can't speak Dutch. :( If you can somehow reach some info, would you please share with me?
Thank in advance.
Mehmet</blockquote>
I found some rankings on their website from Elsevier (seems like a dutch paper or magazine) and Keuzegids (don't know exaxtly what kind of organisation made this one up).
Elsevier ranking of Law in the Netherlands (according to professors in 2007):
1. Tilburg University
2. Utrecht University
3. Nijmegen University
4. Leiden University
5. Groningen University
6. Amsterdam University (UvA)
7. Maastricht University
8. Amsterdam University (VU)
9. Rotterdam University
Elsevier ranking according to students
1. Nijmegen Univeristy
2. Tilburg University
3. Maastricht University
4. Leiden University
5. Groningen Univeristy
6. Amsterdam Univeristy (VU)
7. Rotterdam Univeristy
8. Utrecht Univeristy
9. Amsterdam University (UvA)
Keuzegids (2008)
1. Nijmegen Univeristy
2. Groningen University
3. Tilburg University
4. Leiden University
5. Rotterdam University
6. Maastricht Univeristy
7. Amsterdam University (VU)
8. Utrecht University
9. Amsterdam University
I got accepted to Utrecht, Amsterdam (UvA) and Tilburg. According to these rankings, Tilburg is definately the best choice. My parents will be happy too, cause it is a smaller university, smaller city and nice compact campus.
Tilburg here i come ;)
Posted Apr 21, 2008 00:50
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Hi all,
I've also been accepted from Tilburg, Int. Business Law programme. I have also found out that Tilburg is a great university particularly with their innovative approach.
But do you have any updated info about its law faculty ranking in year 2007?
I hope you have.. I could not find any. But I guess there may be some info in Dutch sources, newspapers, magazines, etc. And I can't speak Dutch. :( If you can somehow reach some info, would you please share with me?
Thank in advance.
Mehmet
I found some rankings on their website from Elsevier (seems like a dutch paper or magazine) and Keuzegids (don't know exaxtly what kind of organisation made this one up).
Elsevier ranking of Law in the Netherlands (according to professors in 2007):
1. Tilburg University
2. Utrecht University
3. Nijmegen University
4. Leiden University
5. Groningen University
6. Amsterdam University (UvA)
7. Maastricht University
8. Amsterdam University (VU)
9. Rotterdam University
Elsevier ranking according to students
1. Nijmegen Univeristy
2. Tilburg University
3. Maastricht University
4. Leiden University
5. Groningen Univeristy
6. Amsterdam Univeristy (VU)
7. Rotterdam Univeristy
8. Utrecht Univeristy
9. Amsterdam University (UvA)
Keuzegids (2008)
1. Nijmegen Univeristy
2. Groningen University
3. Tilburg University
4. Leiden University
5. Rotterdam University
6. Maastricht Univeristy
7. Amsterdam University (VU)
8. Utrecht University
9. Amsterdam University
I got accepted to Utrecht, Amsterdam (UvA) and Tilburg. According to these rankings, Tilburg is definately the best choice. My parents will be happy too, cause it is a smaller university, smaller city and nice compact campus.
Tilburg here i come ;)
Hey!
Congratz on ur acceptances!
I was accepted in those 3 as well but I am gonna choose Utrecht because of the interesting subjects and the chance to have an internship + its good reputation along the years!
Anyway I find Tilburg a good choice too. I think this year people are deciding to accept their places in Tilburg a lot, instead of other schools with a solid reputation, like Leiden or so!
Good luck to you all! :)
<blockquote><blockquote>Hi all,
I've also been accepted from Tilburg, Int. Business Law programme. I have also found out that Tilburg is a great university particularly with their innovative approach.
But do you have any updated info about its law faculty ranking in year 2007?
I hope you have.. I could not find any. But I guess there may be some info in Dutch sources, newspapers, magazines, etc. And I can't speak Dutch. :( If you can somehow reach some info, would you please share with me?
Thank in advance.
Mehmet</blockquote>
I found some rankings on their website from Elsevier (seems like a dutch paper or magazine) and Keuzegids (don't know exaxtly what kind of organisation made this one up).
Elsevier ranking of Law in the Netherlands (according to professors in 2007):
1. Tilburg University
2. Utrecht University
3. Nijmegen University
4. Leiden University
5. Groningen University
6. Amsterdam University (UvA)
7. Maastricht University
8. Amsterdam University (VU)
9. Rotterdam University
Elsevier ranking according to students
1. Nijmegen Univeristy
2. Tilburg University
3. Maastricht University
4. Leiden University
5. Groningen Univeristy
6. Amsterdam Univeristy (VU)
7. Rotterdam Univeristy
8. Utrecht Univeristy
9. Amsterdam University (UvA)
Keuzegids (2008)
1. Nijmegen Univeristy
2. Groningen University
3. Tilburg University
4. Leiden University
5. Rotterdam University
6. Maastricht Univeristy
7. Amsterdam University (VU)
8. Utrecht University
9. Amsterdam University
I got accepted to Utrecht, Amsterdam (UvA) and Tilburg. According to these rankings, Tilburg is definately the best choice. My parents will be happy too, cause it is a smaller university, smaller city and nice compact campus.
Tilburg here i come ;)
</blockquote>
Hey!
Congratz on ur acceptances!
I was accepted in those 3 as well but I am gonna choose Utrecht because of the interesting subjects and the chance to have an internship + its good reputation along the years!
Anyway I find Tilburg a good choice too. I think this year people are deciding to accept their places in Tilburg a lot, instead of other schools with a solid reputation, like Leiden or so!
Good luck to you all! :)
I've also been accepted from Tilburg, Int. Business Law programme. I have also found out that Tilburg is a great university particularly with their innovative approach.
But do you have any updated info about its law faculty ranking in year 2007?
I hope you have.. I could not find any. But I guess there may be some info in Dutch sources, newspapers, magazines, etc. And I can't speak Dutch. :( If you can somehow reach some info, would you please share with me?
Thank in advance.
Mehmet</blockquote>
I found some rankings on their website from Elsevier (seems like a dutch paper or magazine) and Keuzegids (don't know exaxtly what kind of organisation made this one up).
Elsevier ranking of Law in the Netherlands (according to professors in 2007):
1. Tilburg University
2. Utrecht University
3. Nijmegen University
4. Leiden University
5. Groningen University
6. Amsterdam University (UvA)
7. Maastricht University
8. Amsterdam University (VU)
9. Rotterdam University
Elsevier ranking according to students
1. Nijmegen Univeristy
2. Tilburg University
3. Maastricht University
4. Leiden University
5. Groningen Univeristy
6. Amsterdam Univeristy (VU)
7. Rotterdam Univeristy
8. Utrecht Univeristy
9. Amsterdam University (UvA)
Keuzegids (2008)
1. Nijmegen Univeristy
2. Groningen University
3. Tilburg University
4. Leiden University
5. Rotterdam University
6. Maastricht Univeristy
7. Amsterdam University (VU)
8. Utrecht University
9. Amsterdam University
I got accepted to Utrecht, Amsterdam (UvA) and Tilburg. According to these rankings, Tilburg is definately the best choice. My parents will be happy too, cause it is a smaller university, smaller city and nice compact campus.
Tilburg here i come ;)
</blockquote>
Hey!
Congratz on ur acceptances!
I was accepted in those 3 as well but I am gonna choose Utrecht because of the interesting subjects and the chance to have an internship + its good reputation along the years!
Anyway I find Tilburg a good choice too. I think this year people are deciding to accept their places in Tilburg a lot, instead of other schools with a solid reputation, like Leiden or so!
Good luck to you all! :)
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