Hello to everyone, as I am new to the world of LLM programs, I would like to know more about it. I am interested in to attend a LLM in Arbitration and international dispute resolutions and I would like to know as much informations as possible about all the important aspects to enroll in such courses.
Thank you in advance to everyone :D

What schools are you looking at, and what are your goals?

what are the best law schools in Arbitration ?

Are there specific areas of the world you're looking at, and any specific type of arbitration? A lot of strong law schools offer LLMs in Arbitration, for instance NYU offers an LLM in International Business Regulation, Litigation and Arbitration. Other schools offer strong arbitration curriculum as part of broader programs, for instance, see KCL's International Dispute Resolution LLM.

what do you think about Science Po ?

Good school.

thanks for your reply but please if u have an offer from MIDS, Science po, QUML and KCL. which school you will go with ? and why ?

I don't think that there's an objective 'best school' out of this list; they're all decent, and generally, good choices for dispute resolution.

The only advice I can offer is to look closely at each school's curriculum offerings and see how the align with what you're looking to study. You can also do some investigating around each school's faculty, see who's published what, where, etc.

Don't forget about the specialized IDR LLM offered by Humboldt in Berlin.

Hello everyone! Is anyone going to go to Kings? I have offers from both QMUL and KCL for the LLM in Dispute Resolution and I would really apreciarte your comments (in case you hace information about which one will be the best option). Some people told me that QMUL is the best in arbitration, while others tell me that are similar and KCL brand is very strong in order to get a job and networking.

Someone could help me?

Thank you!