Dear All,
I am new one here, I need help and advice. I plan to take my master degree in september 2014. Based on my experience as a corporate lawyer, i have extensively involved in financing projects, capital markets, and mergers & acquisitions.
I used to plan to continue my study in bristol university due to its alumni reputation in international law firm, however there is no financial law subject. Therefore, i think glasgow is great option, because they offer corporate & financial law.
I just wonder, is there any university which is better than my option above for such subjects?
Your information and advice will be highly appreciated.
Thank you and warm regards,
Lambert & Lock
Financial Law
Posted Dec 06, 2013 10:05
I am new one here, I need help and advice. I plan to take my master degree in september 2014. Based on my experience as a corporate lawyer, i have extensively involved in financing projects, capital markets, and mergers & acquisitions.
I used to plan to continue my study in bristol university due to its alumni reputation in international law firm, however there is no financial law subject. Therefore, i think glasgow is great option, because they offer corporate & financial law.
I just wonder, is there any university which is better than my option above for such subjects?
Your information and advice will be highly appreciated.
Thank you and warm regards,
Lambert & Lock
Posted Dec 06, 2013 12:00
Dear All,
I am new one here, I need help and advice. I plan to take my master degree in september 2014. Based on my experience as a corporate lawyer, i have extensively involved in financing projects, capital markets, and mergers & acquisitions.
I used to plan to continue my study in bristol university due to its alumni reputation in international law firm, however there is no financial law subject. Therefore, i think glasgow is great option, because they offer corporate & financial law.
I just wonder, is there any university which is better than my option above for such subjects?
Your information and advice will be highly appreciated.
Thank you and warm regards,
Lambert & Lock
If you could tell me where you studied your llb and your degree average i might be able to help
I am new one here, I need help and advice. I plan to take my master degree in september 2014. Based on my experience as a corporate lawyer, i have extensively involved in financing projects, capital markets, and mergers & acquisitions.
I used to plan to continue my study in bristol university due to its alumni reputation in international law firm, however there is no financial law subject. Therefore, i think glasgow is great option, because they offer corporate & financial law.
I just wonder, is there any university which is better than my option above for such subjects?
Your information and advice will be highly appreciated.
Thank you and warm regards,
Lambert & Lock</blockquote>
If you could tell me where you studied your llb and your degree average i might be able to help
Posted Dec 06, 2013 14:59
Hi Law01,
Thank you for your response. I hold bachelor of law degree from one of Indonesian universities. It is one of the ivy league law schools in Indonesia.
Kind regards,
Thank you for your response. I hold bachelor of law degree from one of Indonesian universities. It is one of the ivy league law schools in Indonesia.
Kind regards,
Posted Dec 06, 2013 15:02
Hi Law01,
Thank you for your response. I hold bachelor of law degree from one of Indonesian universities. It is one of the ivy league law schools in Indonesia.
Kind regards,
What is your degree average? A lot of universities have specialisms in corporate or finance LLM, for example LSE and UCL, which are probably the top ones after oxbridge, then it is queen mary, city university, the university of manchester has a good LLM in corporate governance
Thank you for your response. I hold bachelor of law degree from one of Indonesian universities. It is one of the ivy league law schools in Indonesia.
Kind regards,</blockquote>
What is your degree average? A lot of universities have specialisms in corporate or finance LLM, for example LSE and UCL, which are probably the top ones after oxbridge, then it is queen mary, city university, the university of manchester has a good LLM in corporate governance
Posted Dec 06, 2013 18:54
Actually im not familiar with degree average in UK, i just conducted search and i think mine is 2:1.
I got scholarship, and the funding organization will only provide £1000/month for living cost in london and £800/month for living cost in another city. I was informed that £1000 is not enough in london, consequently universities in london are not my option.
Referring to your information, which one is better between manchester uni and glasgow uni especially for financial law?
I got scholarship, and the funding organization will only provide £1000/month for living cost in london and £800/month for living cost in another city. I was informed that £1000 is not enough in london, consequently universities in london are not my option.
Referring to your information, which one is better between manchester uni and glasgow uni especially for financial law?
Posted Dec 06, 2013 18:57
Actually im not familiar with degree average in UK, i just conducted search and i think mine is 2:1.
I got scholarship, and the funding organization will only provide £1000/month for living cost in london and £800/month for living cost in another city. I was informed that £1000 is not enough in london, consequently universities in london are not my option.
Referring to your information, which one is better between manchester uni and glasgow uni especially for financial law?
I would be a bit biased as i spent the last 4 years in manchester so i have to say Manchester!
I got scholarship, and the funding organization will only provide £1000/month for living cost in london and £800/month for living cost in another city. I was informed that £1000 is not enough in london, consequently universities in london are not my option.
Referring to your information, which one is better between manchester uni and glasgow uni especially for financial law?</blockquote>
I would be a bit biased as i spent the last 4 years in manchester so i have to say Manchester!
Posted Dec 06, 2013 19:46
Okay, thank you very much law01 for your suggestion and information. I will consider your advice.
Await for comments from others.
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