Job opportunities LLM in Ireland without a prior law degree
Posted May 03, 2018 14:20
Hey everyone,
I am currently enrolled in a German law programme but I am not planning to graduate in Germany.
Instead I want to sign up either for the LLM prorgamme at NUI Galway. ( and yes that's possible without a law degree under special circumnstances)
Another alternative for me would be a regular masters programme in Switzerland.
Now to my questions:
1. Since I haven't graduated yet, are there even any job opportunities for people who are holding an LLM degree, only (meaning without a bachelor's of law or equivalent) ?
I heard that LLM is mostly seen as an additional degree/update to prior law degrees.
I also have to mention, that I am NOT particularly looking for a job as a lawyer or in a law firm.
I'm just wondering if companies/employers acknowledge the LLM as a regular master's degree.
2. Is it possible to say which degree is "better" regarding the job market; Swiss or Irish masters of law ?
I am also not thinking of working in a specific country, even though I'd prefer a German or English speaking country (within Europe or America).
Thank you in advance!
I am currently enrolled in a German law programme but I am not planning to graduate in Germany.
Instead I want to sign up either for the LLM prorgamme at NUI Galway. ( and yes that's possible without a law degree under special circumnstances)
Another alternative for me would be a regular masters programme in Switzerland.
Now to my questions:
1. Since I haven't graduated yet, are there even any job opportunities for people who are holding an LLM degree, only (meaning without a bachelor's of law or equivalent) ?
I heard that LLM is mostly seen as an additional degree/update to prior law degrees.
I also have to mention, that I am NOT particularly looking for a job as a lawyer or in a law firm.
I'm just wondering if companies/employers acknowledge the LLM as a regular master's degree.
2. Is it possible to say which degree is "better" regarding the job market; Swiss or Irish masters of law ?
I am also not thinking of working in a specific country, even though I'd prefer a German or English speaking country (within Europe or America).
Thank you in advance!
Hey everyone,
I am currently enrolled in a German law programme but I am not planning to graduate in Germany.
Instead I want to sign up either for the LLM prorgamme at NUI Galway. ( and yes that's possible without a law degree under special circumnstances)
Another alternative for me would be a regular masters programme in Switzerland.
Now to my questions:
1. Since I haven't graduated yet, are there even any job opportunities for people who are holding an LLM degree, only (meaning without a bachelor's of law or equivalent) ?
I heard that LLM is mostly seen as an additional degree/update to prior law degrees.
I also have to mention, that I am NOT particularly looking for a job as a lawyer or in a law firm.
I'm just wondering if companies/employers acknowledge the LLM as a regular master's degree.
2. Is it possible to say which degree is "better" regarding the job market; Swiss or Irish masters of law ?
I am also not thinking of working in a specific country, even though I'd prefer a German or English speaking country (within Europe or America).
Thank you in advance!
I am currently enrolled in a German law programme but I am not planning to graduate in Germany.
Instead I want to sign up either for the LLM prorgamme at NUI Galway. ( and yes that's possible without a law degree under special circumnstances)
Another alternative for me would be a regular masters programme in Switzerland.
Now to my questions:
1. Since I haven't graduated yet, are there even any job opportunities for people who are holding an LLM degree, only (meaning without a bachelor's of law or equivalent) ?
I heard that LLM is mostly seen as an additional degree/update to prior law degrees.
I also have to mention, that I am NOT particularly looking for a job as a lawyer or in a law firm.
I'm just wondering if companies/employers acknowledge the LLM as a regular master's degree.
2. Is it possible to say which degree is "better" regarding the job market; Swiss or Irish masters of law ?
I am also not thinking of working in a specific country, even though I'd prefer a German or English speaking country (within Europe or America).
Thank you in advance!
Posted Jul 24, 2019 00:15
Hi, what did you end up doing ? did you get any answers ?
Hi, what did you end up doing ? did you get any answers ?
Posted Jul 25, 2019 18:54
Are you an EU resident? What would be your goals in pursuing an LLM?
Are you an EU resident? What would be your goals in pursuing an LLM?
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