Hello!
As a former LL.M. student from the University of Nottingham, I am very pleased to read that the School of Law of Nottingham is ranked in the top ten Law Schools in the UK.
It appears 4th in The Independent's Good University Guide 2008 and 8th in The Times' Good University Guide 2008.
For those who want to consult those rankings, find more information on the The Independent's Good University Guide 2008 website:
http://www.thegooduniversityguide.com/2008/subject_tables.php?selected_table=laws
or
http://www.thegooduniversityguide.org.uk/single.htm?ipg=6643
Best wishes,
Martin

<blockquote>Hello!
As a former LL.M. student from the University of Nottingham, I am very pleased to read that the School of Law of Nottingham is ranked in the top ten Law Schools in the UK.
It appears 4th in The Independent's Good University Guide 2008 and 8th in The Times' Good University Guide 2008.
For those who want to consult those rankings, find more information on the The Independent's Good University Guide 2008 website:
http://www.thegooduniversityguide.com/2008/subject_tables.php?selected_table=laws
or
http://www.thegooduniversityguide.org.uk/single.htm?ipg=6643
Best wishes,
Martin</blockquote>

Right, mate, but be careful as these are only undergraduate rankings for LLBs! I think the table on this website ("Most Popular LLM Programs") is a bit more reliable as regards the actual reputation of LLM programmes as it is based on views, which means in how far future LLM students are in fact interested in specific programmes. You can be sure that the website is also well known among the law firms. But I think as long as an LLM program is listed somewhere among the first 2 or 3 pages, good quality is definetely guaranteed.