As the subject suggests, who is going where for maritime law for this year?!?!

As the subject suggests, who is going where for maritime law for this year?!?!

The IMO's International Maritime Law Institute (IMLI) is often overlooked, but is a formidable challenger in the academic field of international maritime law. IMLI's academic programme is impressive (see: www.imli.org), as are its visiting fellows, hailing from Oxford, MLAUS, BIMCO, the IMO, etc. Best of all, IMLI's alumni network consists of graduates from 115 countries worldwide. IMLI is based in Malta, in the center of Mediterranean--where better to study maritime law?

The IMO's International Maritime Law Institute (IMLI) is often overlooked, but is a formidable challenger in the academic field of international maritime law. IMLI's academic programme is impressive (see: www.imli.org), as are its visiting fellows, hailing from Oxford, MLAUS, BIMCO, the IMO, etc. Best of all, IMLI's alumni network consists of graduates from 115 countries worldwide. IMLI is based in Malta, in the center of Mediterranean--where better to study maritime law?

Hi, Skiia,

The majority of IMLI LLM students return to work for their respective government maritime agencies. For students not already in government employment, the job search requires some initiative. The IMLI degree is a serious credential and very well respected.

my pint is-where r the job prospects better...tulane or soton or imli???like worldwide?

The majority of IMLI students--like most LLM students I imagine--already have law careers. Thus there is less emphasis on career counseling. For an indication of job prospects, you may wish to review the graduate listings in IMLI's "Global Directory" page to see where IMLI graduates have ended up.

http://www.swan.ac.uk/law/postgraduate/LLMDegrees/LLMinInternationalMaritimeLaw/