I should be most grateful if you could please help me with the following: how far away is Nottingham Trent University from The University of Nottingham? I have got admission in NTU..I will really appreciate, I am completely in doubt.Thanks a lot.

Does anybody know how one can get detailed information regarding the LLM courses? As far I have seen, I am able to see only the title of the course. I am talking regarding the LLM Corporate Law. Thak very much

The information regarding each LLM program is available at the website of the law school. Take a look: http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/law2/postgrad-taught/index.php

I was asking with regard to the LLM at NTU...anyway thanks a lot for your interest..

Does anybody know how one can get detailed information regarding the LLM courses? As far I have seen, I am able to see only the title of the course. I am talking regarding the LLM Corporate Law. Thak very much

I should be most grateful if you could please help me with the following: how far away is Nottingham Trent University from The University of Nottingham? I have got admission in NTU..I will really appreciate, I am completely in doubt.Thanks a lot.

Thank you very much for your interest.I have heard a lot of things of both universities. I have heard that The NTU is better in post-graduate than The University of Nottingham, but if you have a look to the rankings is likewow NTU is in the 30 position while the Unviersity of Nottingham is top10, so I do not know, I am very confused. Do not know if it is worh to attend a LLM in NTU. Imagine if the employer has 2 cv, one from NTU other from The University of Nottingham, what will he choose?

An employer doesn't only look at your LLM or the Uni you have studied at. It's the overall package that counts! You should have studied at an officially recognised University (ie not Cayman islands etc.), got good or better excellent marks, have done some nice internships, have studied or lived abroad for a while, speak more than 2 languages, have done some extracurricular activities, not be too old, be flexible, curious, polite and most important be at the right place at the right time or know the right people! ;-)

Yes you are right Tigger but do not forget please that the life is driven by even if you have a good package always count your post-graduate education.

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The life is driven by impressions, even if you have a good package always count your post-graduate education.

I NEED HELP:

Does anyone know how can I get DETAILED inforamtion about the NTU courses??????????? Thanks richie_85, but the link that u kindly posted it does not help me. I am looking for description of the contents. I do not want only to see pirvate companies, public companies....I WANT DETAILED INF.thanks a lot fellas.

Don't really get your point. The link I posted gives an outline about what is covered by the LLM courses. For further information just try to get hold of a textbook and have a look at the content. Or write an e-mail to the law school and ask for additional information.

Richie_85, what I want to say by detailed infotmation is the following: description of each module. I n your link, only appears: private companies, restituion&banking,. that s it, just the title, I am looking for the contents.Cheers.

They provide a student handbook which contains very detailed information about each module you can choose. Usually you get it during the introduction week at the beginning of the LLM. Maybe you can get in touch with the law school and ask for a copy of it in advance. Guess it should not be a big deal unless they are currently rewriting the script.

As always Tigger very many thanks for your goodness.

As always you are very welcome! That's what this board is for :-)

Thank you very much for your interest.I have heard a lot of things of both universities. I have heard that The NTU is better in post-graduate than The University of Nottingham, but if you have a look to the rankings is likewow NTU is in the 30 position while the Unviersity of Nottingham is top10, so I do not know, I am very confused. Do not know if it is worh to attend a LLM in NTU. Imagine if the employer has 2 cv, one from NTU other from The University of Nottingham, what will he choose?

NEED HELP. Got admission both The Universi of Amsterdam and the Nottingham Trent University
What I was wondering is that with the LLM Amsterdam you don t really get specialized and the clue of the LLM is to get specialized. All the law firm are divided by teams, namely:bankinf&finance, corporate, IPwhere do you suit with and LLM International and European Law? Since in that course you study IP, market regulation, competition, companyis very general and an LLM does not have to be general. On the other hand taking the LLM Corporate Law at the NTU, one will be ONE YEAR getting knowledge only and only about company lawlet me know your thoughts. Most probably I will accept NTU, but Amsterdam has a very good reptuation.

NEED HELP PLEASE: I should be most grateful if you could please help me with the following scenario: let s suppose that I get admission with the condition to meet the 7 IELTS requirement. Let s say that I achieve a 6.5. Am I able to attend the LLM anyway? Can I compensate with a English course at the uni?
Thank you very much indeed for your goodness. The IELTS exam is killing me. I am doing past papers and I am not doing very well

NEED HELP PLEASE: I should be most grateful if you could please help me with the following scenario: let s suppose that I get admission with the condition to meet the 7 IELTS requirement. Let s say that I achieve a 6.5. Am I able to attend the LLM anyway? Can I compensate with a English course at the uni?
Thank you very much indeed for your goodness. The IELTS exam is killing me. I am doing past papers and I am not doing very well