Hie,

I am an Economics B.A. from India.

I read about the ''Law & Economics'' programs in USA and ''International Economic Law'' at the University of Warwick. They sound interesting.

However, I have no law backround. And have no clue whats the job potential for me after the course. My priority is further study, but I am looking for a good 2year work before my doctoral study. So, work experience matters....Jobs matter!

I shall be grateful if you could guide me for the same.


Regards,
Janki

It is easier for economist to follow Graduate courses on law-and-economics than for lawyers. No problem with not knowing anything. Really. However, make sure you are eligible to apply for an LLM since you are not a lawyer.

As from the LEGAL MARKET your prospects for a job on the basis of a law and economics CV seem...pessimistic. Perhaps if you touch upon 'similar' fields such as Competition Law you may have a shot but honestly very unlikely.