Hello everyone.. I know it's still early but wanted to start a thread for those who have firmly decided to attend UCL. It would be great to know each other before the term begins and discuss accommodation options!
UCL 2018/19
Posted Feb 12, 2018 20:53
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Hello everyone.. I know it's still early but wanted to start a thread for those who have firmly decided to attend UCL. It would be great to know each other before the term begins and discuss accommodation options!
Posted Feb 15, 2018 07:27
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Hi Ruchi! What courses are you planning to take at UCL?
Hi Ruchi! What courses are you planning to take at UCL?
Posted Feb 15, 2018 10:23
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Hi Ruchi! What courses are you planning to take at UCL?
Hello!
Litigation and Dispute Resolution and modules related to commercial laws.
What about you?
[quote]Hi Ruchi! What courses are you planning to take at UCL?[/quote]
Hello!
Litigation and Dispute Resolution and modules related to commercial laws.
What about you?
Hello!
Litigation and Dispute Resolution and modules related to commercial laws.
What about you?
Posted Feb 16, 2018 17:59
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Competition law, WTO law and investment law.
Have you applied for accommodation?
Competition law, WTO law and investment law.
Have you applied for accommodation?
Have you applied for accommodation?
Posted Feb 16, 2018 18:15
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Competition law, WTO law and investment law.
Have you applied for accommodation?
Nice!
No I am still looking for options online. It's a little confusing. What about you? Have you looked into it yet? Can we discuss this on another forum? FB/Whatsapp?
[quote]Competition law, WTO law and investment law.
Have you applied for accommodation?[/quote]
Nice!
No I am still looking for options online. It's a little confusing. What about you? Have you looked into it yet? Can we discuss this on another forum? FB/Whatsapp?
Have you applied for accommodation?[/quote]
Nice!
No I am still looking for options online. It's a little confusing. What about you? Have you looked into it yet? Can we discuss this on another forum? FB/Whatsapp?
Posted Apr 11, 2018 15:04
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Hi, i got accepted in UCL for a general LLM. I want to apply for accomodation. Any tips?
Hi, i got accepted in UCL for a general LLM. I want to apply for accomodation. Any tips?
Posted Apr 17, 2018 16:11
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Hi, guys! I got accepted too. I really hope I will be able to join you in September. I am still struggling with tuition fee payment. Do you know when we can expect a decision on Bentham Scholarship? Have you applied for any other scholarships?
Hi, guys! I got accepted too. I really hope I will be able to join you in September. I am still struggling with tuition fee payment. Do you know when we can expect a decision on Bentham Scholarship? Have you applied for any other scholarships?
Posted Apr 17, 2018 18:40
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Hi, guys! I got accepted too. I really hope I will be able to join you in September. I am still struggling with tuition fee payment. Do you know when we can expect a decision on Bentham Scholarship? Have you applied for any other scholarships?
Congratulations! What's your specialization?
UCL has not updated their website. Have gone through conversations on scholarship by previous applicants on this forum.. there is no timeline as such and sometimes recipients come to know after the term has started.. the best way to know would be to write to the admissions office! Fingers crossed!
[quote]Hi, guys! I got accepted too. I really hope I will be able to join you in September. I am still struggling with tuition fee payment. Do you know when we can expect a decision on Bentham Scholarship? Have you applied for any other scholarships?[/quote]
Congratulations! What's your specialization?
UCL has not updated their website. Have gone through conversations on scholarship by previous applicants on this forum.. there is no timeline as such and sometimes recipients come to know after the term has started.. the best way to know would be to write to the admissions office! Fingers crossed!
Congratulations! What's your specialization?
UCL has not updated their website. Have gone through conversations on scholarship by previous applicants on this forum.. there is no timeline as such and sometimes recipients come to know after the term has started.. the best way to know would be to write to the admissions office! Fingers crossed!
Posted Apr 23, 2018 15:09
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Do any of you have information about the modules for the 2018/2019 period? I am looking at the link below but according to UCL's website these are still to be confirmed...
Thanks in advance.
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/study/llm-master-laws/llm-modules-2018-19
Do any of you have information about the modules for the 2018/2019 period? I am looking at the link below but according to UCL's website these are still to be confirmed...
Thanks in advance.
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/study/llm-master-laws/llm-modules-2018-19
Thanks in advance.
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/study/llm-master-laws/llm-modules-2018-19
Posted Apr 23, 2018 23:52
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I wanted to know whether it is possible to have a dual specialized, In order words, the minimum requirement for a specialising degree is 60 credits, However what happens if someone has 60 credits in l.P. and in Commercial Law? is it possible to request both titles to be included?
I wanted to know whether it is possible to have a dual specialized, In order words, the minimum requirement for a specialising degree is 60 credits, However what happens if someone has 60 credits in l.P. and in Commercial Law? is it possible to request both titles to be included?
Posted Apr 24, 2018 03:17
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I wanted to know whether it is possible to have a dual specialized, In order words, the minimum requirement for a specialising degree is 60 credits, However what happens if someone has 60 credits in l.P. and in Commercial Law? is it possible to request both titles to be included?
It may be difficult, as the essay is part of the reason you're given a specialist LLM, I think. As there's only one essay, you can only specialise in one area. Or at least that's how I see it.
[quote]I wanted to know whether it is possible to have a dual specialized, In order words, the minimum requirement for a specialising degree is 60 credits, However what happens if someone has 60 credits in l.P. and in Commercial Law? is it possible to request both titles to be included? [/quote]
It may be difficult, as the essay is part of the reason you're given a specialist LLM, I think. As there's only one essay, you can only specialise in one area. Or at least that's how I see it.
It may be difficult, as the essay is part of the reason you're given a specialist LLM, I think. As there's only one essay, you can only specialise in one area. Or at least that's how I see it.
Posted Apr 24, 2018 10:26
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It may be difficult, as the essay is part of the reason you're given a specialist LLM, I think. As there's only one essay, you can only specialise in one area. Or at least that's how I see it.
Thanks for your response. However based on their website, it states that specialization is based on meeting the minimum amount of credits (60) associated with the specialized degree and modules. Eg a specialization in Competition Law would mean doing 60 credits of modules listed under the degree: Competition Law (eu and uk - 30 credits), US anti trust comparison (30 credits), Economics related law (15 credits)
In that scenario, I waned to know if you could have 2 specialization on you degree as a lot of the specialized LLM are interlinked: (competition law and economic law), (corporate law and commercial law) (commercial and disputes res) a lot of these have the same modules, hence you can qualify for the 60 credits minimum for both .
It may be difficult, as the essay is part of the reason you're given a specialist LLM, I think. As there's only one essay, you can only specialise in one area. Or at least that's how I see it.[/quote]
Thanks for your response. However based on their website, it states that specialization is based on meeting the minimum amount of credits (60) associated with the specialized degree and modules. Eg a specialization in Competition Law would mean doing 60 credits of modules listed under the degree: Competition Law (eu and uk - 30 credits), US anti trust comparison (30 credits), Economics related law (15 credits)
In that scenario, I waned to know if you could have 2 specialization on you degree as a lot of the specialized LLM are interlinked: (competition law and economic law), (corporate law and commercial law) (commercial and disputes res) a lot of these have the same modules, hence you can qualify for the 60 credits minimum for both .
Thanks for your response. However based on their website, it states that specialization is based on meeting the minimum amount of credits (60) associated with the specialized degree and modules. Eg a specialization in Competition Law would mean doing 60 credits of modules listed under the degree: Competition Law (eu and uk - 30 credits), US anti trust comparison (30 credits), Economics related law (15 credits)
In that scenario, I waned to know if you could have 2 specialization on you degree as a lot of the specialized LLM are interlinked: (competition law and economic law), (corporate law and commercial law) (commercial and disputes res) a lot of these have the same modules, hence you can qualify for the 60 credits minimum for both .
Posted Apr 26, 2018 17:27
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Thanks for your response. However based on their website, it states that specialization is based on meeting the minimum amount of credits (60) associated with the specialized degree and modules. Eg a specialization in Competition Law would mean doing 60 credits of modules listed under the degree: Competition Law (eu and uk - 30 credits), US anti trust comparison (30 credits), Economics related law (15 credits)
In that scenario, I waned to know if you could have 2 specialization on you degree as a lot of the specialized LLM are interlinked: (competition law and economic law), (corporate law and commercial law) (commercial and disputes res) a lot of these have the same modules, hence you can qualify for the 60 credits minimum for both .
I am not sure but it should be only one specialism (although some universities allow students to have two, but on those cases they require two essays). You should call or email UCL and ask them directly, being this the best way to find out the answer to your question.
Best regards
[quote] Thanks for your response. However based on their website, it states that specialization is based on meeting the minimum amount of credits (60) associated with the specialized degree and modules. Eg a specialization in Competition Law would mean doing 60 credits of modules listed under the degree: Competition Law (eu and uk - 30 credits), US anti trust comparison (30 credits), Economics related law (15 credits)
In that scenario, I waned to know if you could have 2 specialization on you degree as a lot of the specialized LLM are interlinked: (competition law and economic law), (corporate law and commercial law) (commercial and disputes res) a lot of these have the same modules, hence you can qualify for the 60 credits minimum for both .[/quote]
I am not sure but it should be only one specialism (although some universities allow students to have two, but on those cases they require two essays). You should call or email UCL and ask them directly, being this the best way to find out the answer to your question.
Best regards
In that scenario, I waned to know if you could have 2 specialization on you degree as a lot of the specialized LLM are interlinked: (competition law and economic law), (corporate law and commercial law) (commercial and disputes res) a lot of these have the same modules, hence you can qualify for the 60 credits minimum for both .[/quote]
I am not sure but it should be only one specialism (although some universities allow students to have two, but on those cases they require two essays). You should call or email UCL and ask them directly, being this the best way to find out the answer to your question.
Best regards
Posted Apr 26, 2018 17:27
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Hi guys!
I am planning to study this year at UCL and I am interested in the following modules:
Commercial Remedies (LAWSG185)
Company Law (LAWSG040)
Legal Aspects of International Finance (LAWSG033)
Corporate Governance in the US and UK (LAWSG129)
Global Competition and Litigation (LAWSG046)
International Arbitration (LAWSG069)
Anyone with similar interests?
Best regards
Hi guys!
I am planning to study this year at UCL and I am interested in the following modules:
Commercial Remedies (LAWSG185)
Company Law (LAWSG040)
Legal Aspects of International Finance (LAWSG033)
Corporate Governance in the US and UK (LAWSG129)
Global Competition and Litigation (LAWSG046)
International Arbitration (LAWSG069)
Anyone with similar interests?
Best regards
I am planning to study this year at UCL and I am interested in the following modules:
Commercial Remedies (LAWSG185)
Company Law (LAWSG040)
Legal Aspects of International Finance (LAWSG033)
Corporate Governance in the US and UK (LAWSG129)
Global Competition and Litigation (LAWSG046)
International Arbitration (LAWSG069)
Anyone with similar interests?
Best regards
Posted Apr 26, 2018 23:31
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I emailed. They confirmed that it is only one specialization, I will be doing my first LL.m in London, focusing on Commercial and Dispute Resolution modules. Then the States
I emailed. They confirmed that it is only one specialization, I will be doing my first LL.m in London, focusing on Commercial and Dispute Resolution modules. Then the States
Posted Apr 27, 2018 23:29
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I emailed. They confirmed that it is only one specialization, I will be doing my first LL.m in London, focusing on Commercial and Dispute Resolution modules. Then the States
Are you going to study another LLM in the US after you finish your first one in London? wow, good for you! =)
I do not know how many years of experience you have, but I would suggest you to work at least for a couple of years ater you finish your first LLM as it is way better when you have previous experience on certain areas.
[quote]I emailed. They confirmed that it is only one specialization, I will be doing my first LL.m in London, focusing on Commercial and Dispute Resolution modules. Then the States [/quote]
Are you going to study another LLM in the US after you finish your first one in London? wow, good for you! =)
I do not know how many years of experience you have, but I would suggest you to work at least for a couple of years ater you finish your first LLM as it is way better when you have previous experience on certain areas.
Are you going to study another LLM in the US after you finish your first one in London? wow, good for you! =)
I do not know how many years of experience you have, but I would suggest you to work at least for a couple of years ater you finish your first LLM as it is way better when you have previous experience on certain areas.
Posted Apr 30, 2018 12:39
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Has anyone heard from them on the Bentham scholarship or any other scholarships?
Has anyone heard from them on the Bentham scholarship or any other scholarships?
Posted Apr 30, 2018 15:28
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I emailed. They confirmed that it is only one specialization, I will be doing my first LL.m in London, focusing on Commercial and Dispute Resolution modules. Then the States
Are you going to study another LLM in the US after you finish your first one in London? wow, good for you! =)
I do not know how many years of experience you have, but I would suggest you to work at least for a couple of years ater you finish your first LLM as it is way better when you have previous experience on certain areas.
Yes. That's the plan, I defer my position. So i will be able to save up more and get some experience while studying.
[quote][quote]I emailed. They confirmed that it is only one specialization, I will be doing my first LL.m in London, focusing on Commercial and Dispute Resolution modules. Then the States [/quote]
Are you going to study another LLM in the US after you finish your first one in London? wow, good for you! =)
I do not know how many years of experience you have, but I would suggest you to work at least for a couple of years ater you finish your first LLM as it is way better when you have previous experience on certain areas.[/quote]
Yes. That's the plan, I defer my position. So i will be able to save up more and get some experience while studying.
Are you going to study another LLM in the US after you finish your first one in London? wow, good for you! =)
I do not know how many years of experience you have, but I would suggest you to work at least for a couple of years ater you finish your first LLM as it is way better when you have previous experience on certain areas.[/quote]
Yes. That's the plan, I defer my position. So i will be able to save up more and get some experience while studying.
Posted May 01, 2018 21:48
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Has anyone heard from them on the Bentham scholarship or any other scholarships?
I also want to know that. No news yet.
[quote]Has anyone heard from them on the Bentham scholarship or any other scholarships?[/quote]
I also want to know that. No news yet.
I also want to know that. No news yet.
Posted May 02, 2018 12:11
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Has anyone heard from them on the Bentham scholarship or any other scholarships?
I also want to know that. No news yet.
Word of advice: Do not rely on the scholarship as a source of your funding. The best way to approach it is by assuming that you will not get it, and if you end up being the recipient then that would happen by luck.
Probability wise, the odds are not in anyone's favor. There are only 10 scholarships and people who applied before he November dates are eligible.
[quote][quote]Has anyone heard from them on the Bentham scholarship or any other scholarships?[/quote]
I also want to know that. No news yet.[/quote]
Word of advice: Do not rely on the scholarship as a source of your funding. The best way to approach it is by assuming that you will not get it, and if you end up being the recipient then that would happen by luck.
Probability wise, the odds are not in anyone's favor. There are only 10 scholarships and people who applied before he November dates are eligible.
I also want to know that. No news yet.[/quote]
Word of advice: Do not rely on the scholarship as a source of your funding. The best way to approach it is by assuming that you will not get it, and if you end up being the recipient then that would happen by luck.
Probability wise, the odds are not in anyone's favor. There are only 10 scholarships and people who applied before he November dates are eligible.
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