QMUL or nottingham( Commercial law)

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Posted Feb 25, 2010 07:43

hey guys i have offers from Queen mary and nottingham.......have talked to some friends and they suggest that nottingham would be a better option....what do you guys say.....I'm also waiting to hear from UCL ......please help

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MAB79

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Posted Feb 26, 2010 09:19

Nottingham is always ranked better, but do not forget that QM is part of the UoL and you can take classes at King's and UCL. Therefore, I would not only look on the ranking but also to your fields of interest, the costs etc.

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Posted Feb 26, 2010 15:12

the intercollegiate LLM programme is no longer running I dont think you can take classes at other colleges anymore

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MAB79

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Posted Feb 26, 2010 15:15

the intercollegiate LLM programme is no longer running I dont think you can take classes at other colleges anymore

Actually you can...at least my friend whos at UCL at the moment can...There is only LSE that has decided not to participate anymore...

<blockquote>the intercollegiate LLM programme is no longer running I dont think you can take classes at other colleges anymore</blockquote>

Actually you can...at least my friend whos at UCL at the moment can...There is only LSE that has decided not to participate anymore...

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Posted Feb 26, 2010 15:22

didn't know that... thanks for the info! One question: you can take the classes, but your degree will be given by the university you've enrolled with, right? So, if you've enrolled with QM, despite the classes you take at UCL or KCL, you'll get a QM diploma, right? Or is it still possible to get a UoL degree? I reckon it's not, but since I was wrong once, I might as well be wrong twice...

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MAB79

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Posted Feb 26, 2010 15:30

didn't know that... thanks for the info! One question: you can take the classes, but your degree will be given by the university you've enrolled with, right? So, if you've enrolled with QM, despite the classes you take at UCL or KCL, you'll get a QM diploma, right? Or is it still possible to get a UoL degree? I reckon it's not, but since I was wrong once, I might as well be wrong twice...

I'm not sure about that anymore...if you visit the websites, U get a University of London degree with the name of the Uni...so QMUL, UoL....but you got me confused now...hope that i did not misunderstand anything...

<blockquote>didn't know that... thanks for the info! One question: you can take the classes, but your degree will be given by the university you've enrolled with, right? So, if you've enrolled with QM, despite the classes you take at UCL or KCL, you'll get a QM diploma, right? Or is it still possible to get a UoL degree? I reckon it's not, but since I was wrong once, I might as well be wrong twice...</blockquote>

I'm not sure about that anymore...if you visit the websites, U get a University of London degree with the name of the Uni...so QMUL, UoL....but you got me confused now...hope that i did not misunderstand anything...

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Posted Feb 26, 2010 15:37

It's just that I've read that at least UCL has been granting its own degrees now since 2007 thats why I gather the intercollegiate LLM programme is no longer running anyways, considering your friend is currently at UCL and I wont be there until September 2010, I assume he/shes got more inside and updated information

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tnuchpiam

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Posted Feb 26, 2010 17:41

I just received my daughter's degree certificate (for the class of 2008-2009) a few days ago from QMUL. Yes, it is a University of London degree but with a sub-heading: "University of London: Queen Mary and Westfield College" [QMUL's chartered name is "Queen Mary and Westfield College]. My daughter is continuing her study at another university.

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Posted Feb 26, 2010 18:00

Thanks for the information! And congratulations to your daughter!

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cmars

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Posted Mar 03, 2010 18:36

The colleges all offer their own degrees - if you go to QML you will take QML classes. Its several years since the combined London LLM existed as a reality.

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denizzi

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Posted Mar 04, 2010 04:00

hey guys i have offers from Queen mary and nottingham.......have talked to some friends and they suggest that nottingham would be a better option....what do you guys say.....I'm also waiting to hear from UCL ......please help

congratulations kenan. Both of them are reputable schools as I'm concerned. By the way, would you mind telling which university you're graduated from and when? Besides, could you inform me about your transcript average? Thank you.

<blockquote>hey guys i have offers from Queen mary and nottingham.......have talked to some friends and they suggest that nottingham would be a better option....what do you guys say.....I'm also waiting to hear from UCL ......please help</blockquote>

congratulations kenan. Both of them are reputable schools as I'm concerned. By the way, would you mind telling which university you're graduated from and when? Besides, could you inform me about your transcript average? Thank you.

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MAB79

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Posted Mar 04, 2010 10:22

The colleges all offer their own degrees - if you go to QML you will take QML classes. Its several years since the combined London LLM existed as a reality.

My friend still is able to go to KCL and QMUL classes, although he is at UCL right now...

<blockquote>The colleges all offer their own degrees - if you go to QML you will take QML classes. Its several years since the combined London LLM existed as a reality.</blockquote>

My friend still is able to go to KCL and QMUL classes, although he is at UCL right now...

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Posted Mar 04, 2010 12:10

At SOAS you can take classes at QM too!!!

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cmars

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Posted Mar 04, 2010 22:49

Where a university does not have the full range of courses, there are opportunities to take courses at other colleges, but as QML has 105 modules, you're spoiled for choice!
http://www.law.qmul.ac.uk/postgraduate/llm/faq/#1

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