Hey guys,

This is bound to have been asked a million times already, but what are people's opinions about KCL for international public law and related modules?

I have an unconditional, and two weeks left to make up my mind. Alternatives would be an LLM at QM or at UCL, but I have no offers of those unis (yet).

So, KCL ... who else is going, and what do people think about it? Is their reputation outdated, or are they still as brilliant as they once were!

I would wait for UCL personally. I think the international law faculty in UCL is better.

Cheers :)

But oh dear, I now also have an offer from Queen Mary's. Spoiled for choice, fair enough, but how's QM for international public law? Especially with regard to the "development" area... they have n LLM in "law and development" with modules such as international environmental law/ international law and development and traditional knowledge and genetic resources.

Sounds cool! But is it any good..?