Career options in the UK


nisomat

hi everybody
i am an LLB graduate in a non European country and have 2 years experience in corporate and commercial law in a big law firm at my country.
i am about to apply for an LLM Program in the UK (probably KCL/UCL).
i would like to know what are the career options in the UK (if there are any) following an LLM Program.

TX

hi everybody
i am an LLB graduate in a non European country and have 2 years experience in corporate and commercial law in a big law firm at my country.
i am about to apply for an LLM Program in the UK (probably KCL/UCL).
i would like to know what are the career options in the UK (if there are any) following an LLM Program.

TX
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hi everybody
i am an LLB graduate in a non European country and have 2 years experience in corporate and commercial law in a big law firm at my country.
i am about to apply for an LLM Program in the UK (probably KCL/UCL).
i would like to know what are the career options in the UK (if there are any) following an LLM Program.

TX


ZERO, unless you have passed all UK lawyer exams. Good thing is that EU lawyers stand same chances unless a company from their own country operates in the UK. 100% of the UK recruiters prefer to see UK LLB WITHOUT LLM instead of a foreign law degree plus a few LLM's. I don't know how you get on the Roll in your home country, but the UK route includes 2 years training, which are crucial in the eys of any prospective employer. Even if you pass the QLTT (being regulated EU lawyer) and get admission with the Scots/English Law Society, this would mean nothing. Uni reputation vs fees also does not strike a balance; it is the UK LLB what matters.

<blockquote>hi everybody
i am an LLB graduate in a non European country and have 2 years experience in corporate and commercial law in a big law firm at my country.
i am about to apply for an LLM Program in the UK (probably KCL/UCL).
i would like to know what are the career options in the UK (if there are any) following an LLM Program.

TX </blockquote>

ZERO, unless you have passed all UK lawyer exams. Good thing is that EU lawyers stand same chances unless a company from their own country operates in the UK. 100% of the UK recruiters prefer to see UK LLB WITHOUT LLM instead of a foreign law degree plus a few LLM's. I don't know how you get on the Roll in your home country, but the UK route includes 2 years training, which are crucial in the eys of any prospective employer. Even if you pass the QLTT (being regulated EU lawyer) and get admission with the Scots/English Law Society, this would mean nothing. Uni reputation vs fees also does not strike a balance; it is the UK LLB what matters.
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