Hey guys, I really need some help with my dilemma! I got accepted to both LL.M. in European law (Ghent U) and LL.M. in International and European Law (VU Brussels)!
Which one should you choose?I wonder which of these has better rating?Which one gives me a better shot (better qualification) at labor market?What are pros or cons for first, or second program?Anything you have to say about the matter interests me, and I am thankful for your help guys!
VUB vs Ghent LL.M.
Posted Mar 22, 2010 20:03
Which one should you choose?I wonder which of these has better rating?Which one gives me a better shot (better qualification) at labor market?What are pros or cons for first, or second program?Anything you have to say about the matter interests me, and I am thankful for your help guys!
Posted Mar 23, 2010 15:43
I think in Belgium Ghent has generally got a better reputation for law than VUB. I would go there. Moreover, Ghent is an amazing city!
Posted Mar 23, 2010 16:07
I have to disagree with Santa... With some reservations because I haven't really scrutinised both programmes, I'd say that Ghent University isn't considered to be such a big deal... I also know personally somebody that graduated from the specific LLM and that person isn't such a great deal (academically speaking) either, whereas VUB graduates have a rather considerable presence in the various European Commission stage batches.
Posted Mar 23, 2010 16:58
hej dannyboy, first congratulation! second, can u pls help me explain their requirements for this master. its written one needs to have licence en droit/ or belgium "Licentie in de Rechten". how many years is that actually???? i am confused, is it bachelor (+3), master 1 (+4) or Master 2 (+5) ?? i called them and the said u need to have 5 years of law studies! i am curenty finishing my master 1 (4th year), and i ve applied for this Master, but if they really want 5 years of studies before, i don't think i have a chance...
what's your situation?
thanks for ur help:)
what's your situation?
thanks for ur help:)
Posted Mar 23, 2010 21:23
Hey chepka,
I graduated at a 4 year law program, but it was a Bachelor of Laws degree!
I graduated at a 4 year law program, but it was a Bachelor of Laws degree!
Posted Mar 24, 2010 17:11
but isn't bachelor of law 3 years? and then you have 2 years of master? what system is that? i m even more confused now. i actually don't understand how does this LLM stand in comparation with bologna system masters 1 and 2. Is it equivalent to Master 2 then (5th year)?
i got e-mail from them couple of days ago saying they want me to send them ALL my grades form all my years of studies and then they'll make final decision regarding my file. doesn't sound very promissing. :(
thanks for ur answer anyway. ;)
i got e-mail from them couple of days ago saying they want me to send them ALL my grades form all my years of studies and then they'll make final decision regarding my file. doesn't sound very promissing. :(
thanks for ur answer anyway. ;)
Posted Apr 03, 2010 12:05
According to last evaluation performed by Belgian educational authorities, best Law school in Belgium is Ghent. Second place goes to Leuven, third to Université Libre de Bruxelles. VUB is not in top 3.
Also price indicates this. Ghent is almost twice more expensive than VUB.
I hope this will help you to make a right choice.
Also price indicates this. Ghent is almost twice more expensive than VUB.
I hope this will help you to make a right choice.
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