International Commercial Law or Media & Entertainment Law?
Posted Mar 06, 2017 21:55
Hello people,
I am planning to pursue a legal career in the UK and going to take a LLM degree in there.
So far, all of my applications were for International Commercial Law. However I also started to grow interest to Media & Entertainment Law, (film and music related works especially)
I know both of those areas are completely different but I don't want to make a mistake about my area of specilazation. Media & Entertainment Law seems more charming and diverse, but International Commercial Law seems more applicable around the world.
On the other hand, I am a Turkish lawyer, so there is a possibility of not being qualified in the UK and return home. Turkish law firms already work on Intellectual Property Law but I am not sure how much they are bonded with international regulations.
So, I would like to ask you that is Media & Entertainment Law as applicable as International Commercial Law on other countries or they are just teaching British regulations about that area? Or can I work on Media & Entertainment area even if I get a degree from International Commercial Law programmes? And finally, which schools are the best about Media & Entertainment Law?
Kind Regards,
SkyWolka
I am planning to pursue a legal career in the UK and going to take a LLM degree in there.
So far, all of my applications were for International Commercial Law. However I also started to grow interest to Media & Entertainment Law, (film and music related works especially)
I know both of those areas are completely different but I don't want to make a mistake about my area of specilazation. Media & Entertainment Law seems more charming and diverse, but International Commercial Law seems more applicable around the world.
On the other hand, I am a Turkish lawyer, so there is a possibility of not being qualified in the UK and return home. Turkish law firms already work on Intellectual Property Law but I am not sure how much they are bonded with international regulations.
So, I would like to ask you that is Media & Entertainment Law as applicable as International Commercial Law on other countries or they are just teaching British regulations about that area? Or can I work on Media & Entertainment area even if I get a degree from International Commercial Law programmes? And finally, which schools are the best about Media & Entertainment Law?
Kind Regards,
SkyWolka
Hello people,
I am planning to pursue a legal career in the UK and going to take a LLM degree in there.
So far, all of my applications were for International Commercial Law. However I also started to grow interest to Media & Entertainment Law, (film and music related works especially)
I know both of those areas are completely different but I don't want to make a mistake about my area of specilazation. Media & Entertainment Law seems more charming and diverse, but International Commercial Law seems more applicable around the world.
On the other hand, I am a Turkish lawyer, so there is a possibility of not being qualified in the UK and return home. Turkish law firms already work on Intellectual Property Law but I am not sure how much they are bonded with international regulations.
So, I would like to ask you that is Media & Entertainment Law as applicable as International Commercial Law on other countries or they are just teaching British regulations about that area? Or can I work on Media & Entertainment area even if I get a degree from International Commercial Law programmes? And finally, which schools are the best about Media & Entertainment Law?
Kind Regards,
SkyWolka
I am planning to pursue a legal career in the UK and going to take a LLM degree in there.
So far, all of my applications were for International Commercial Law. However I also started to grow interest to Media & Entertainment Law, (film and music related works especially)
I know both of those areas are completely different but I don't want to make a mistake about my area of specilazation. Media & Entertainment Law seems more charming and diverse, but International Commercial Law seems more applicable around the world.
On the other hand, I am a Turkish lawyer, so there is a possibility of not being qualified in the UK and return home. Turkish law firms already work on Intellectual Property Law but I am not sure how much they are bonded with international regulations.
So, I would like to ask you that is Media & Entertainment Law as applicable as International Commercial Law on other countries or they are just teaching British regulations about that area? Or can I work on Media & Entertainment area even if I get a degree from International Commercial Law programmes? And finally, which schools are the best about Media & Entertainment Law?
Kind Regards,
SkyWolka
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