I'm a corporate law applicant as well.
Cambridge PhD Programme
Posted Jan 16, 2017 13:31
Posted Jan 16, 2017 15:54
I'm a corporate law applicant as well. Also a former llm student!
Nice!
Nice!
Posted Jan 16, 2017 16:22
I'm a corporate law applicant as well. Also a former llm student!
Nice!
Have you approached or listed any potential supervisors on your application?
Nice![/quote]
Have you approached or listed any potential supervisors on your application?
Posted Jan 17, 2017 19:30
I received an interview request from a potential supervisor at Cambridge today.
Posted Jan 17, 2017 20:04
I received an interview request from a potential supervisor at Cambridge today.
Congrats! That's an excellent sign.
Congrats! That's an excellent sign.
Posted Jan 17, 2017 21:50
I received an interview request from a potential supervisor at Cambridge today.
Congrats! That's an excellent sign.
I'm not so sure. I was under the impression that it was not necessarily a mandatory part of the process. I guess we'll see if anyone else is required to interview.
[Edited by joeyman365 on Jan 17, 2017]
Congrats! That's an excellent sign.[/quote]
I'm not so sure. I was under the impression that it was not necessarily a mandatory part of the process. I guess we'll see if anyone else is required to interview.
Posted Jan 17, 2017 22:13
I received an interview request from a potential supervisor at Cambridge today.
Congrats! That's an excellent sign.
I'm not so sure. I was under the impression that it was not necessarily a mandatory part of the process. I guess we'll see if anyone else is required to interview.
I think it is very positive.
I'm sure each professor has their own style for accepting new students. This could be their regular move.
My potential supervisor was happy to discuss my research objectives via email. It's a bit complicated for me as I might require an additional supervisor in another faculty, as my research objectives overlap with another department.
Congrats! That's an excellent sign.[/quote]
I'm not so sure. I was under the impression that it was not necessarily a mandatory part of the process. I guess we'll see if anyone else is required to interview.[/quote]
I think it is very positive.
I'm sure each professor has their own style for accepting new students. This could be their regular move.
My potential supervisor was happy to discuss my research objectives via email. It's a bit complicated for me as I might require an additional supervisor in another faculty, as my research objectives overlap with another department.
Posted Jan 18, 2017 03:54
Congrats! That's an excellent sign.
I'm not so sure. I was under the impression that it was not necessarily a mandatory part of the process. I guess we'll see if anyone else is required to interview.
I think it is very positive.
I'm sure each professor has their own style for accepting new students. This could be their regular move.
My potential supervisor was happy to discuss my research objectives via email. It's a bit complicated for me as I might require an additional supervisor in another faculty, as my research objectives overlap with another department.
Thanks for the encouragement!
Congrats! That's an excellent sign.[/quote]
I'm not so sure. I was under the impression that it was not necessarily a mandatory part of the process. I guess we'll see if anyone else is required to interview.[/quote]
I think it is very positive.
I'm sure each professor has their own style for accepting new students. This could be their regular move.
My potential supervisor was happy to discuss my research objectives via email. It's a bit complicated for me as I might require an additional supervisor in another faculty, as my research objectives overlap with another department.
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Thanks for the encouragement!
Posted Jan 18, 2017 11:01
I'm a corporate law applicant as well. Also a former llm student!
Nice!
Have you approached or listed any potential supervisors on your application?
One of my potential supervisors wrote my reference. However, in all honesty, I am pretty much ending up at UCL except if something fundamental changes. I find that my research interests would be best supervised at UCL and the supervisor there has been heavenly and amazing.
Nice![/quote]
Have you approached or listed any potential supervisors on your application?[/quote]
One of my potential supervisors wrote my reference. However, in all honesty, I am pretty much ending up at UCL except if something fundamental changes. I find that my research interests would be best supervised at UCL and the supervisor there has been heavenly and amazing.
Posted Jan 18, 2017 11:05
I received an interview request from a potential supervisor at Cambridge today.
Congrats! That's an excellent sign.
I'm not so sure. I was under the impression that it was not necessarily a mandatory part of the process. I guess we'll see if anyone else is required to interview.
It is true that interviews are not always required. However, sometimes a supervisor wants to get more information about you and your project before they commit 3-4 years of their life in supervising you. The mere fact that your application was sent to a supervisor already is proof that admissions feels that you pass all the requirements of admission and is now at the point of marketing you to supervisors to supervise you.
Congrats! That's an excellent sign.[/quote]
I'm not so sure. I was under the impression that it was not necessarily a mandatory part of the process. I guess we'll see if anyone else is required to interview.[/quote]
It is true that interviews are not always required. However, sometimes a supervisor wants to get more information about you and your project before they commit 3-4 years of their life in supervising you. The mere fact that your application was sent to a supervisor already is proof that admissions feels that you pass all the requirements of admission and is now at the point of marketing you to supervisors to supervise you.
Posted Jan 18, 2017 16:03
I just received an email from Cambridge Trust asking me to apply for a joint scholarship with the government of my country. But I have no idea whether this is relevant to the application process.
Posted Jan 19, 2017 09:05
I just received an email from Cambridge Trust asking me to apply for a joint scholarship with the government of my country. But I have no idea whether this is relevant to the application process.
The Admissions process is operated separately from the Funding process.
The Admissions process is operated separately from the Funding process.
Posted Jan 23, 2017 15:37
I was invited for an interview by Cambridge as well.
Posted Jan 24, 2017 09:35
I was invited for an interview by Cambridge as well.
Congrats! I hope they don't keep us waiting for too long after the interviews!
Congrats! I hope they don't keep us waiting for too long after the interviews!
Posted Jan 24, 2017 09:47
I was invited for an interview by Cambridge as well.
Congrats! I hope they don't keep us waiting for too long after the interviews!
Thank you joeyman365! Hope you'll get the offer soon!
How was your interview? Was it all about the substance of the proposed research?
Congrats! I hope they don't keep us waiting for too long after the interviews![/quote]
Thank you joeyman365! Hope you'll get the offer soon!
How was your interview? Was it all about the substance of the proposed research?
Posted Jan 24, 2017 20:22
I was invited for an interview by Cambridge as well.
Congrats! I hope they don't keep us waiting for too long after the interviews!
Thank you joeyman365! Hope you'll get the offer soon!
How was your interview? Was it all about the substance of the proposed research?
I think it went well! The interview was relaxed and informal. It mostly open ended questions focusing on the proposal. But it didn't feel like the interviewer was pressing or testing, more just curious.
The interviewer said that following the interview he would submit a report on it to the Degree Committee who would then make a final decision.
Congrats! I hope they don't keep us waiting for too long after the interviews![/quote]
Thank you joeyman365! Hope you'll get the offer soon!
How was your interview? Was it all about the substance of the proposed research?[/quote]
I think it went well! The interview was relaxed and informal. It mostly open ended questions focusing on the proposal. But it didn't feel like the interviewer was pressing or testing, more just curious.
The interviewer said that following the interview he would submit a report on it to the Degree Committee who would then make a final decision.
Posted Jan 24, 2017 21:40
Congrats! I hope they don't keep us waiting for too long after the interviews!
Thank you joeyman365! Hope you'll get the offer soon!
How was your interview? Was it all about the substance of the proposed research?
I think it went well! The interview was relaxed and informal. It mostly open ended questions focusing on the proposal. But it didn't feel like the interviewer was pressing or testing, more just curious.
The interviewer said that following the interview he would submit a report on it to the Degree Committee who would then make a final decision.
Thank you! I have two interviewers but none of them is the one I contacted earlier and named in my application....Hope you'll get the good news soon!
Congrats! I hope they don't keep us waiting for too long after the interviews![/quote]
Thank you joeyman365! Hope you'll get the offer soon!
How was your interview? Was it all about the substance of the proposed research?[/quote]
I think it went well! The interview was relaxed and informal. It mostly open ended questions focusing on the proposal. But it didn't feel like the interviewer was pressing or testing, more just curious.
The interviewer said that following the interview he would submit a report on it to the Degree Committee who would then make a final decision.[/quote]
Thank you! I have two interviewers but none of them is the one I contacted earlier and named in my application....Hope you'll get the good news soon!
Posted Jan 25, 2017 07:47
Thank you joeyman365! Hope you'll get the offer soon!
How was your interview? Was it all about the substance of the proposed research?
I think it went well! The interview was relaxed and informal. It mostly open ended questions focusing on the proposal. But it didn't feel like the interviewer was pressing or testing, more just curious.
The interviewer said that following the interview he would submit a report on it to the Degree Committee who would then make a final decision.
Thank you! I have two interviewers but none of them is the one I contacted earlier and named in my application....Hope you'll get the good news soon!
Perhaps the other professor had a change in their plans or availability. I hope we both get good news soon!
Congrats! I hope they don't keep us waiting for too long after the interviews![/quote]
Thank you joeyman365! Hope you'll get the offer soon!
How was your interview? Was it all about the substance of the proposed research?[/quote]
I think it went well! The interview was relaxed and informal. It mostly open ended questions focusing on the proposal. But it didn't feel like the interviewer was pressing or testing, more just curious.
The interviewer said that following the interview he would submit a report on it to the Degree Committee who would then make a final decision.[/quote]
Thank you! I have two interviewers but none of them is the one I contacted earlier and named in my application....Hope you'll get the good news soon!
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Perhaps the other professor had a change in their plans or availability. I hope we both get good news soon!
Posted Jan 26, 2017 20:26
Congrats! That's an excellent sign.
I'm not so sure. I was under the impression that it was not necessarily a mandatory part of the process. I guess we'll see if anyone else is required to interview.
It is true that interviews are not always required. However, sometimes a supervisor wants to get more information about you and your project before they commit 3-4 years of their life in supervising you. The mere fact that your application was sent to a supervisor already is proof that admissions feels that you pass all the requirements of admission and is now at the point of marketing you to supervisors to supervise you.
Hi! Are you going to UCL? I received an offer from UCL but was waitinglisted for the faculty funding.
Congrats! That's an excellent sign.[/quote]
I'm not so sure. I was under the impression that it was not necessarily a mandatory part of the process. I guess we'll see if anyone else is required to interview.[/quote]
It is true that interviews are not always required. However, sometimes a supervisor wants to get more information about you and your project before they commit 3-4 years of their life in supervising you. The mere fact that your application was sent to a supervisor already is proof that admissions feels that you pass all the requirements of admission and is now at the point of marketing you to supervisors to supervise you.[/quote]
Hi! Are you going to UCL? I received an offer from UCL but was waitinglisted for the faculty funding.
Posted Jan 27, 2017 09:16
I'm not so sure. I was under the impression that it was not necessarily a mandatory part of the process. I guess we'll see if anyone else is required to interview.
It is true that interviews are not always required. However, sometimes a supervisor wants to get more information about you and your project before they commit 3-4 years of their life in supervising you. The mere fact that your application was sent to a supervisor already is proof that admissions feels that you pass all the requirements of admission and is now at the point of marketing you to supervisors to supervise you.
Hi! Are you going to UCL? I received an offer from UCL but was waitinglisted for the faculty funding.
Congrats on your acceptance to UCL, jjjxxx!
Congrats! That's an excellent sign.[/quote]
I'm not so sure. I was under the impression that it was not necessarily a mandatory part of the process. I guess we'll see if anyone else is required to interview.[/quote]
It is true that interviews are not always required. However, sometimes a supervisor wants to get more information about you and your project before they commit 3-4 years of their life in supervising you. The mere fact that your application was sent to a supervisor already is proof that admissions feels that you pass all the requirements of admission and is now at the point of marketing you to supervisors to supervise you.[/quote]
Hi! Are you going to UCL? I received an offer from UCL but was waitinglisted for the faculty funding.[/quote]
Congrats on your acceptance to UCL, jjjxxx!
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