Hi fellows...
I am facing the dilemma of choosing between Sou & Swansea for maritime law. I am a master mariner (with no LLB background) and am looking to enhance my knowledge and get into the shore sector....
Any advice?
Posted Apr 24, 2014 21:53
Hi fellows...
I am facing the dilemma of choosing between Sou & Swansea for maritime law. I am a master mariner (with no LLB background) and am looking to enhance my knowledge and get into the shore sector....
Any advice?
Posted May 02, 2014 07:58
I am a Swansea LLm graduate- completed 7 years ago and now have a great job! In my year there were a few captains like you who studied at Swansea- teaching is so good and students are so much cared for that they completed the LLM without any difficulty and as far as I know they have good jobs with P & I clubs or harbour authoritoies now. Also Swansea is a lovely and reasonably priced City. The locals are very helpful and the School is a great place to study. Go for it!
Kosta
Posted May 03, 2014 21:47
Maritime Laws ? Southamption...no doubt about it. They have a separate department there for it with exceptional faculty !
Posted May 03, 2014 22:13
And Swansea has a Postgraduate Department in Maritime Law.... that cannot be a basis of distinguishing though- well that is my view at least. And I have first hand experience and working in maritime practice- in the eyes of employers especially in the last 5-6 years Swansea graduates are very valuable and employable!
Posted May 04, 2014 10:56
In my eyes there are no significant differences between Swansea and Southampton when it comes to reputation/ employment prospects.
Having said that I would also recommend Swansea based upon "quality of life"-issues like touristic value, nightlife, accommodation options etc.
(The weather will be terribly during late autumn and winter, though ;-))
Bye
flori
Posted May 06, 2014 23:47
Definitely Swansea.I did a thorough research on the matter as I wanted to be sure about my decision. I spoke with Swansea students and alumni and all of then spoke very highly of the quality of the course, the approachability of the lecturers and the preparation they are offered on their employability (Careers Fair/ Employability sessions etc). I spoke also with people from the shipping industry and they said that they tend to hire Swansea graduates because of the depth of knowledge they obtain at their LLM. I am planning to enroll to the Swansea Maritime LLM this September .Swansea it is then!
Posted May 16, 2014 09:59
Hi fellows...I am facing the dilemma of choosing between Sou & Swansea for maritime law. I am a master mariner (with no LLB background) and am looking to enhance my knowledge and get into the shore sector....Any advice?
Posted May 18, 2014 13:17
Hi fellows...I am facing the dilemma of choosing between Sou & Swansea for maritime law. I am a master mariner (with no LLB background) and am looking to enhance my knowledge and get into the shore sector....Any advice?
I did my maritime LLM in Swansea and I am so glad my decision was so right!!!! I work in a P&I Club now and I would not have been able to face the everyday work challenges without my Swansea LLM. My Swansea LLM did prepare me for the real world as teaching was practice -oriented (some of the Swansea lecturers worked in practice before joining academia and they use practical examples to explain us the law). The lecturers are very approachable, the library is up to date and the city is very picturesque as it is built by the sea. If I had to choose again, I would go for Swansea!!! No doubt about it!!!