Hi all, <br><br><br><br>
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Just got accepted onto QMUL's MSc in Law and Finance. Does anyone have insights or an opinion regarding this programme? Not sure if I should defer and apply to UCL for an LLM in Corporate Law. <br><br><br><br>
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Background: <br><br><br><br>
UK student from T14 Law School (non-russ) with 64% average (with mitigation circumstances)

What are your goals?&nbsp;

[quote]What are your goals?&nbsp; [/quote]<br><br>
<div>I'm in limbo at the moment - did a one-year placement at an energy firm (finished on September 2020) helping their corporate legal team with corporate/project finance for the UK's newest nuclear power station; hence, I applied to the MSc as opposed to an LLM to gain an insight into the quantitative side of CF/PF.&nbsp;
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</div><div>I've also regretted not studying economics during undergrad, and I thought this MLF would allow me to branch into finance. In terms of overall goals, I would like to get a TC from a medium-sized firm (an international would be preferable as I speak fluently Chinese and Portuguese, but my grades are inconsistent). I also wouldn't mind exploring CF/M&amp;amp;A graduate schemes at banks or professional service firms, i.e. Big4 or BDO, RSM etc. From reading, you probably can tell I am quite open.&nbsp;
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</div><div>Thanks for taking the time to reply!&nbsp;
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</div><div>EDIT: I forgot to mention that the MLF will focus on M&amp;amp;A and Corporate Finance Law (three law and five finance modules)&nbsp;</div>

The msc in law and finance from QMUL is highly regarded as you gain a double diploma in law and finance which is very important if you want to work in corporate/finance law. The is little difference between QMUL and UCL so I advise you to choose QMUL. Also UCL is less known for corporate/finance law, whereas QMUL and CCLS is a leading institution in this field.&nbsp;