Hi everyone!

I'm considering to apply for an LLM/ MSc. Law and Finance programmes in UK. But I'm a bit confused about choosing the right programme and university.

To give a brief background, I graduated from University of London with 2:2 and completed my BPTC from Cardiff University with competent marks (69% on average). I then came back to Bangladesh and joined in a top tier corporate law firm. I have a solid experience of 3 years in project finance, corporate finance and M&A and closed some major deals in the jurisdiction of Bangladesh. I had opportunities to provide legal advisory services to multiple MNCs and foreign clients and even worked in projects on the instructions of BM, A&O, NRF, S&M and a few other firms.

I have bold interests in projects and infrastructure finance and would like to build my career focusing on that practice area. I have intentions to get a Training Contract in UK firms which have such practices.

I understand that my undergrad results are not very impressive and this is why I would like to go for an LLM. My primary choice is MSc in Law and Finance at Oxford. I am not sure if this is a right choice for me considering my background or I am being too ambitious. Would really appreciate your valuable advices on the chances of getting an offer from suitable universities. I would like to focus on finance and M&A.

Thanks in advance.

Hey man, I have no way to answer your question because im a 20 year old Colombian law student but I just want you to know that what you are doing is awesome and you should be really proud of yourself, i'm pretty sure any law school would be happy to have you on their team. Shoot for the stars. I wish you the best. sorry I couldn't help but at least I wanted to let you know that you are awesome.