LLM in Public International Law

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Posted Sep 20, 2020 21:01

Hi, everyone.

I'm looking for an LLM programme in Public International Law, preferably with a combination of Global Governance or International Relations.

I figured University of Bristol does offer a combination of sorts. I did find similar program under Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy but turns out its not accredited to ABA. I figured some of the best LLM programme, minus the combination are available in Netherlands (Leiden/ Groningen/ Maastricht).

I'm looking for a program that offers scholarship. I graduate in 2021 from one of best Law Schools in India. Planning for 2022 intake. My GPA is 7.7 (So clearly not digging Ivy Leagues or Oxford/Cambridge/LSE/Kings) I've had internship experience under lawyers and law firms.

I'd like to gain some wisdom on this. If ya'll could guide me as to what schools to shortlist as per my preference, how to get the best of scholarships that covers the entire tuition fee, that'd be great.

Thanks in advance!

[Edited by Hardcoreparkour on Oct 07, 2022]

Hi, everyone. <br>
I'm looking for an LLM programme in Public International Law, preferably with a combination of Global Governance or International Relations. <br>
I figured University of Bristol does offer a combination of sorts. I did find similar program under Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy but turns out its not accredited to ABA. I figured some of the best LLM programme, minus the combination are available in Netherlands (Leiden/ Groningen/ Maastricht). <br>
I'm looking for a program that offers scholarship. I graduate in 2021 from one of best Law Schools in India. Planning for 2022 intake. My GPA is 7.7 (So clearly not digging Ivy Leagues or Oxford/Cambridge/LSE/Kings) I've had internship experience under lawyers and law firms. <br>
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I'd like to gain some wisdom on this. If ya'll could guide me as to what schools to shortlist as per my preference, how to get the best of scholarships that covers the entire tuition fee, that'd be great. <br>
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Thanks in advance!

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Meron Meko...

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Posted Oct 09, 2020 21:02

Hi there,
I am an international student at University of Groningen, undertaking my LLM in Public International Law. I chose the University and the programme because it is one of the Top rated for international law LLMs in the Netherlands and Top 10 programs worldwide. Personally, it was worth it. The Professors giving the lectures are excellent and the course is very interesting.

The University offers
several scholarships for international students, so as the programme of Public International Law. I got the Orange Knowledge Program Scholarships which covers all my costs (tuition, allowance, housing, insurance and visa costs).
The courses that we are
currently taking in Public International Law are International Institutional Law, International Human Rights Law and Advanced International Law. We will also take courses such as Settlement of International Disputes, UN Peacekeeping and Enforcement and a few optional compulsory courses such as Investment and International
Law and International Trade and Development Law, including Master’s thesis. From the courses available in my student page, I do not see the option for “Global Governance and International Relations”. However, there is a possibility to get two LLMs simultaneously which you can consider.

Here are some links for your convenience.
-List of Programs at the Faculty of law - https://www.rug.nl/masters/faculty-of-law

-Scholarships available - https://www.rug.nl/education/scholarships/findscholarships

-Master in International Relations (taught) - https://www.rug.nl/masters/international-relations-60-ec/

-Master in International Relations (research) - https://www.rug.nl/masters/international-relations-research/

-Master in Public International Law - https://www.rug.nl/masters/public-international-law/?lang=en

I hope this is helpful.

Best,

<div>Hi there,
 </div><div>I am an international student at University of Groningen, undertaking my LLM in Public International Law. I chose the University and the programme because it is one of the Top rated for international law LLMs in the Netherlands and Top 10 programs worldwide. Personally, it was worth it. The Professors giving the lectures are excellent and the </div><div>course is very interesting. 
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The University offers
several scholarships for international students, so as the programme of Public International Law. I got the Orange Knowledge Program Scholarships which covers all my costs (tuition, allowance, housing, insurance and visa costs). </div>
<div>The courses that we are
currently taking in Public International Law are International Institutional Law, International Human Rights Law and Advanced International Law. We will also take courses such as Settlement of International Disputes, UN Peacekeeping </div><div>and Enforcement and a few optional compulsory courses such as Investment and International
Law and International Trade and Development Law, including Master’s thesis. From the courses available in my student page, I do not see the option for “Global Governance and International Relations”. However, there is a possibility to get two LLMs simultaneously which you can consider. </div><div>

Here are some links for your convenience. </div><div>
</div><div>-List of Programs at the Faculty of law - https://www.rug.nl/masters/faculty-of-law
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</div><div>-Scholarships available - https://www.rug.nl/education/scholarships/findscholarships
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</div><div>-Master in International Relations (taught) - https://www.rug.nl/masters/international-relations-60-ec/
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</div><div>-Master in International Relations (research) - https://www.rug.nl/masters/international-relations-research/
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</div><div>-Master in Public International Law - https://www.rug.nl/masters/public-international-law/?lang=en
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I hope this is helpful.</div><br><br>Best,<br><br><div>
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