International Arbitration -- UCL or LSE?

ioana

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Posted Mar 04, 2009 02:36

Well, the title says it all :) I would love to hear any recommendations for international arbitration law -- should I pick UCL or LSE?

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Posted Mar 04, 2009 03:36

I am not sure if both are known for that expertise.

Queen Mary offers an excellent concentration in arbitration! You should take a look at the websites..

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ioana

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Posted Mar 04, 2009 03:55

I am not sure if both are known for that expertise.

Queen Mary offers an excellent concentration in arbitration! You should take a look at the websites..

I did get admitted to Queen Mary but am leaning more towards UCL or LSE due to their overall reputation (which surpasses QM's as far as I know).

UCL has a special LLM in Int'l Arbitration and Litigation. LSE does not have a specialized LLM but one could take Arbitration and other Alternative Dispute Resolution classes through the International Business Law LLM program.

<blockquote>I am not sure if both are known for that expertise.

Queen Mary offers an excellent concentration in arbitration! You should take a look at the websites..</blockquote>

I did get admitted to Queen Mary but am leaning more towards UCL or LSE due to their overall reputation (which surpasses QM's as far as I know).

UCL has a special LLM in Int'l Arbitration and Litigation. LSE does not have a specialized LLM but one could take Arbitration and other Alternative Dispute Resolution classes through the International Business Law LLM program.

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Kerfuffle

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Posted Mar 04, 2009 15:19

I'd also give a vote for QMUL when it comes to international arbitration. But if reputation is more important to you, then chose UCL as they have a specialist LLM in your field. You'll hardly be able to promote yourself as an arbitration specialist with a generic 'international business law' LLM.

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