Hi everybody, I'm an Italian 22-year-old law student (University of Bologna).

My field of interest is the International Business/Tax Law but I don't want to become an attorney; my aim is to work in a company as jurist or consultant and possibly work in an international context.

There are still 2 years to my graduation but I'm already thinking about an LLM or a master programme abroad...

Here's my question: is an LLM useful even if I don't think that I will become an attorney?

Thanks for your time and good luck to everyone.
Andrea

It's useful as long as you think it is. Generally, no degree is good in life if you end up doing something else...

I'd say it's useful. Other may disagree

not necessarly... u may also try for solicitor..