Hi all,
I am a sri Lanken girl.27 years old.I have completed my LL.B. degree in 2004. I am aattorney - at - law as well.I am looking for an LL.M. programme in UK.Can somebody help me to find out a better university for me with a financial support?
What about Keele university. pls inform me about that university ? & LL.M. programmes in Keele university as well?

Thanks.

never heard of it...
the gud ones are
--oxford
--cambridge
--kings college
--queens mary
--warwick
--Lse
--nottingham

Esha, of course, the universities you named are very good. However, you should also keep in mind that not everybody will be able to go to Oxford or Cambridge. There are other good universites in the UK that may be more suitable for many candidates.

Thanks Esha, Russ

Hi ..
Russ you are right there..but i was merely quoting the big names...no offence intended!

Some of the big names - such as the UoL colleges - also have big programmes, so it may be worth applying for anybody who wants to study in London. Oxbridge is a different story though.

Law
Overall
Research Tariff Destinations score
1 Cambridge 5* A 512 88 100.0
2 Oxford 5* B 489 86 97.1
3 Durham 5* A 451 84 96.2
4 University College London 5* A 432 84 95.4
5 Manchester 5 A 451 84 94.5
6 London School of Economics 5* A 455 78 94.3
7 Nottingham 5 A 462 82 94.2
8 King's College London 5 A 425 86 94.1
9 Edinburgh 5 B 459 84 93.7
10 Leeds 5 A 425 82 92.7
11 Strathclyde 5 A 426 80 92.1
12 Glasgow 5 B 448 80 91.9
13 Aberdeen 5 B 418 82 91.4
14 Warwick 5 B 445 78 91.1
15 Queens, Belfast 5 B 389 84 90.9
16 Bristol 5 B 437 78 90.7
17 Kent 5 B 338 88 90.2
18 SOAS 5 A 357 80 89.3
19 Queen Mary 5* B 355 78 89.0
20 Newcastle 5 C 429 78 88.6
How to use the subject tables
Universities are ranked by the overall combined score from four indicators: assessments of
teaching quality and research, average A-level scores of entrants and destinations. The
destinations figure is the percentage of graduates who go on to graduate-type jobs or further
study. Scores are weighted to ensure fairness when data is missing from one of the columns

Russ...
seems u ve a point there!
Cheers to u :)