I have offers from these two Universities for the LLM.
Bristol- Commercial Law and Durham International trade and commercial law.
What are your thoughts?
Bristol or Durham?
Posted Jan 03, 2009 18:12
Bristol- Commercial Law and Durham International trade and commercial law.
What are your thoughts?
Posted Jan 04, 2009 15:58
Personally, I'd go for Durham but both are strong universities so really I guess it depends o which supply more suitable modules- my memory tells me that both are quite limited in their options.
Posted Jan 04, 2009 16:10
As for modules:
Durham choice:
Advanced Law of Obligations (UCU 30)
Commercial Fraud (UCU 15)
Introduction to Corporate Governance (UCU 15)
Comparative Corporate Governance (UCU 30)
Current Issues in Company Law (UCU 30)
EC Competition Law (UCU 30)
The European Union and International Trade (UCU 30)
International Sales Law (UCU 30)
Current Issues in Commercial Law: The Carriage of Goods by Sea (UCU 30)
Introduction to European Community Law (UCU 15)
International Economic Law (UCU 30)
Law of the WTO (UCU 30)
Selected Issues of International Intellectual Property Law (UCU 30)
Bristol:
http://www.bris.ac.uk/law/pgdegrees/taughtdegrees/llm-advanced-study/llm-commercial.html
Bristol is a bigger city! And the Uni is great as well apparently. Both are good but I am still undecided
Durham choice:
Advanced Law of Obligations (UCU 30)
Commercial Fraud (UCU 15)
Introduction to Corporate Governance (UCU 15)
Comparative Corporate Governance (UCU 30)
Current Issues in Company Law (UCU 30)
EC Competition Law (UCU 30)
The European Union and International Trade (UCU 30)
International Sales Law (UCU 30)
Current Issues in Commercial Law: The Carriage of Goods by Sea (UCU 30)
Introduction to European Community Law (UCU 15)
International Economic Law (UCU 30)
Law of the WTO (UCU 30)
Selected Issues of International Intellectual Property Law (UCU 30)
Bristol:
http://www.bris.ac.uk/law/pgdegrees/taughtdegrees/llm-advanced-study/llm-commercial.html
Bristol is a bigger city! And the Uni is great as well apparently. Both are good but I am still undecided
Posted Jan 04, 2009 17:37
In my opinion ...
Durham ( 50,1%) - Bristol (49,9%), both univ. are good
Durham ( 50,1%) - Bristol (49,9%), both univ. are good
Posted Jan 04, 2009 17:44
Ok.. Durham takes the edge... I can see that... lol
In terms of city Bristol is nice as well.. really comes down to the place.
In terms of city Bristol is nice as well.. really comes down to the place.
Posted Jan 04, 2009 18:01
If you want a vibrate city with a modern edge then I'd go for Bristol- the law school is in a nice part of town and there are a the city itself provides you with lots of entertainment. If, however, you are looking for a historic town which doesn't offer comparable shopping but offers the charm and warmth of a more modern Cambridge then go for Durham- Newcastle is about 20 mins away on the train so you have fairly entertaining city within reach. Have you tried visiting either or are you coming to the UK from the other side of the globe?
Oh, and I meant how the modules related to what you wanted to study!
Oh, and I meant how the modules related to what you wanted to study!
Posted Jan 04, 2009 18:28
Well... both appeal to me..I am in the energy sector..so lots of contract, lots of trade, commercial issues and I want to have this extra qualification from one of them.
I don't want to go to London and I thought either of them would be great.
Ah, I am in the E.U lol
I don't want to go to London and I thought either of them would be great.
Ah, I am in the E.U lol
Posted Jan 05, 2009 12:43
I also plan to apply for Durham. Do you think April might be too late for applying?
Posted Jan 05, 2009 13:24
I don't think so..just don't send it late. They have a lot a people appying I think, so make sure you send it early!
Posted Jan 05, 2009 13:33
I wouldn't worry about applying in the spring time, that should be fine. It is only the major institutions that really require early application.
Posted Jan 05, 2009 13:51
There's no harm in applying now. If you meet their academic standards and they still have places in the roster of the entering LLM class, you will have a good chance of being offered admission. Good luck.
Posted Jan 05, 2009 14:15
Yes I agree, There is no harm on applying on the spring I agree, but the earlier the better!!!!
Gives you more time to think about it and make decisions.
Gives you more time to think about it and make decisions.
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