Difference in studying in England & Scotland


C.Miller

Here, at The University of Edinburgh, School of Law, my office has regular contact with lecturers and academic staff. In any one week I'd expect to hear more accents from other parts of the world than I would hear from Scotland. For example, it's almost half way through Monday morning and I have already heard accents hailing originally from South America, USA, Canada, Germany and England! Oh yes, and one Scot, though she spent so much time in Holland, that her accent isn't as strong as it might be.

It seems that this section of Scotland's academic community is no less international than the course syllabus at LL.M level.

Here, at The University of Edinburgh, School of Law, my office has regular contact with lecturers and academic staff. In any one week I'd expect to hear more accents from other parts of the world than I would hear from Scotland. For example, it's almost half way through Monday morning and I have already heard accents hailing originally from South America, USA, Canada, Germany and England! Oh yes, and one Scot, though she spent so much time in Holland, that her accent isn't as strong as it might be.

It seems that this section of Scotland's academic community is no less international than the course syllabus at LL.M level.



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Hi ARUN and Matthias
i have just received an offer from the glasgow university.kindly guide me in taking the right decision.

Hi ARUN and Matthias
i have just received an offer from the glasgow university.kindly guide me in taking the right decision.
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arun.s

abhimeet welcome to glasgow uni just post any of uar doubts and quiries and i will be happy to reply

abhimeet welcome to glasgow uni just post any of uar doubts and quiries and i will be happy to reply
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hi arun,
how is an LLM from glasgow viewed both in uk and indian job market ?how has been your experience till now?and the greatest doubt is with regard to the earning aspect so that i m in a position to pay off.

hi arun,
how is an LLM from glasgow viewed both in uk and indian job market ?how has been your experience till now?and the greatest doubt is with regard to the earning aspect so that i m in a position to pay off.
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Craig

Abhimeet

Finding a job in UK on strength of just LL.M from UK is nearly impossible so I would suggest you try to do a LL.M from either Oxford or Cambridge or any top Law School in London(LSE,UCL,KCL etc.)...at least these Law Schools have a good International reputation and the degree from any top Law School will prove useful to you in case you plan to return to India once your LL.M gets over.

Abhimeet

Finding a job in UK on strength of just LL.M from UK is nearly impossible so I would suggest you try to do a LL.M from either Oxford or Cambridge or any top Law School in London(LSE,UCL,KCL etc.)...at least these Law Schools have a good International reputation and the degree from any top Law School will prove useful to you in case you plan to return to India once your LL.M gets over.
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ramanan

hi arun this is ramanan frm tamilnadu.i finished my LL.B course in bangalore.i wnt to study LL.M in scotland or in london.which college is best?

hi arun this is ramanan frm tamilnadu.i finished my LL.B course in bangalore.i wnt to study LL.M in scotland or in london.which college is best?
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lostinLLM

Hi, I had considered Glascow LLm and was scared of the accent and beleived London Uni would have more prestige. Also I was told UCL would have better "contacts". I am not convined at all about my choice and for the accent, The instructor - as quite few other teachers- is actually Scottish with harsh accent, Then, no guarantee anywhere.
What would you think be the best way to enter the legal profession - lawyer or in house legal advisor- as specialised in IT and Internet law ?

Hi, I had considered Glascow LLm and was scared of the accent and beleived London Uni would have more prestige. Also I was told UCL would have better "contacts". I am not convined at all about my choice and for the accent, The instructor - as quite few other teachers- is actually Scottish with harsh accent, Then, no guarantee anywhere.
What would you think be the best way to enter the legal profession - lawyer or in house legal advisor- as specialised in IT and Internet law ?
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