Hi there - actually I forgot how I myself discovered the website for online application, but fortunately I saved it :-)
http://student.ucl.apply.studylink.com/index.cfm?event=security.showLogin

Good luck!

I don't want to seem boring, but I have to say again that it's NOT possible to apply on-line for the LL.M.
The website clearly states that "It is not currently possible to apply online for the LLM"
You can read it here: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/prospective/llm/index.shtml?application

The same message was stated when I applied some months ago. Don't ask me why, I just can tell you that this link works, I applied via internet, sent my references to the stated email address and got an offer. So trust me or call the grad's student officer Mr Tailor - he really is a nice guy and will be ready to answer all your enquiries!

Some days ago I tryed to registrate for the online application, but I couldn't find the LLM in the list of programmes... that's why I supposed that there's not an online application for the llm

agnese........ thank u. and abt d other link i too found out that there is an onlnie application but for llm it cant b done. and it is also stated that they are ind process of making it applicable to llm too.

and Malik. d last date for cambridge is dec1st. i.e if u r applyin by paper. it has to reach there. if u r an overseas student make sure u post it atleast one month in advance.

if it is an online application d last date is Nov 15th. and u ll ve to send the references and a special coverin letter. first u apply online and u ll receive a mail frm the USTY askin u wat to do next. my friend applied via online so beleive me.

UCL STU.......... i chkd out that link which u gave. but wen i registered and searched for the course ther is no law in it.

u said u got an offer, have u already joined d coll?

I'm doing LLM right now, joined UCL.

I just checked it - obviously there is no such possibility at the moment, I am sorry.

is there any application fee for paper application or for the online application? has it started for the 2008 entry? and how is UCL? is it gud for Human rights and public intl law?

I'm not sure about any application fee, I applied to so many colleges I simply can't remember :-) What I experienced the last two weeks is that UCL offers a very broad range of courses, which - and that's the most important thing I guess - are taught by outstanding personalities (even humorous (to those of you who know "Fawlty towers" - entertaining as Mr Fawlty ;-)), supportet by guest speakers. If you like to do either Public int law or human rights I can highly recommend UCL.

thanks.................. i m frm inida. wat help can u give abt scholarships tenable at UCL? only if i get ione wud i b able to join