i'm a deck officer in merchant navy. i wish to pursue LLM in maritime law.
My personal details are as follows:

Nationality: Indian

Education: Advanced Diploma in Nautical Science passed with 78% & B.Sc. in Nautical Science passed with 67% from Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi, India.

Occupation: Officer in charge of a foreign ship of 500 Gross Tonnage or more, certified from the Govt. of India. Currently employed with V.Ships India Pvt Ltd., a part of V.Group, the largest ship management company. Current experience as a Navigating Officer is 8 months & 21 days.

Language Proficiency: The working language onboard all the ships that I've done was English. Also, the language that I took my Bachelor's examination was English. I have a certificate of English from Marlins with a score of Upper Intermediate.

Kindly guide me.

Kindly guide me.

@flori

tulane requires an LLB for LLM, so its out of ques..
b/w swansea n southampton, which one has better scope for LLM specifically in Maritime law...besides, i wish to know if someone has done LLM in Maritime Law to know the future perspectives..

1. Both LLM programs are solid choices, I would not rate one above the other.
2. Yes. When it comes to career perspectives after the LLM, just use the search function - the topic has already been covered extensively.

Bye
flori

Hello

I have not checked this site for more than a year- I am Kosta did LLM at Swansea 8 years ago- it was fantastic and from what I hear and see it has got even better They now have Professor| Tettenborn and Baughen in their ranks. They do organise events jointly with leading law firms, they have several international links- and more significantly everyone in the sector is talking about them and what they have achived in the last 5 years so my humble advice is that GO FOR IT Swansea has it all