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<blockquote>Hi there,

I am in a dilemma right now and need advise from this board to sort things out. I am planning to do an LLM in International Tax and have got offer from three Universities:

King's College London
Queen Mary, University of London
Leiden University, Netherlands

I need to now take a decision, on which University should I join for an LLM in International Tax. I have looked at the facilities and other resources that are available at these Universities and fine with all three of them. I am also fine with UK & Netherlands as place to study and don't have a preference regarding the location.

Could you please advise me as to which one would be a better option. Looking at the rankings, Kings and Queen Mary are in the UK list and Lieden in the Europe list, so I can't really compare all three based on a common list. Please let me know if you need any more details from my side.

Thanks in advance
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Congratulations on your offers, the three of them are excellent universities! Personally I'd say King's is the best, but I think you should consider a series of factors and then make a final decision.

- Location: We're talking about two different countries, so you must surely have a preference. I don't know what your mother tongue is, so also bear in mind daily life and hearing English or Dutch everywhere.

- Money: Of course this is also a key aspect. London is a fantastic city, but also very expensive. For the cost of accommodation in London you could surely find something cheaper (and nicer) in Leiden.

- Course content: Have a thorough look at all the modules offered, lecturers, etc.

- Facilities: Check photos, services offered by those 3 universities...

Best of luck!

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