International Law v. Air and Space Law
Posted Jun 15, 2018 06:14
I was wondering if in this day and age, would it be more prudent to do an LLM in International law, as opposed to one in Air and Space law? Is Air and Space Law too niche to have a fulfilling career in? Would it be wiser to hedge my bets and do a broader international law degree?
I was wondering if in this day and age, would it be more prudent to do an LLM in International law, as opposed to one in Air and Space law? Is Air and Space Law too niche to have a fulfilling career in? Would it be wiser to hedge my bets and do a broader international law degree?
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