One of my Professors told me that it was once the case that one could up to 2courses from different colleges in the University of London. Is this still the case? Could one do an LLM at UCL or Lse for example and take a specialist course from the other college? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I know this was also a possibility a few years ago. Someone I talked to went to King's and took a course in LSE.

Best would be to e-mail the law school you wish to attend.

I know this was also a possibility a few years ago. Someone I talked to went to King's and took a course in LSE.

Best would be to e-mail the law school you wish to attend.

Cheers guys will do. Any thoughts on which is better for crim law/jurisprudence, UCL or LSE? Is LSE's library really way better?

Hi guys

Just to understand if we can take one course at LSE if we are doing an llm at KCL or UCL?

If you are referring to the intercollegiate LLM, it finished, so you'll have to check locally with the relevant college.

I know this was also a possibility a few years ago. Someone I talked to went to King's and took a course in LSE.

Best would be to e-mail the law school you wish to attend.

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Just making the 250th post to show off with my 5 stars (=no life).

Damn, I still need 46 more posts...

I did my LLM at KCL and took most courses at UCL, but that was at a time when the intercollegiate LLM still existed. The intercollegiate LLM was dropped two years ago:
http://www.llm-guide.com/article/39/university-of-london-to-end-intercollegiate-llm-in-2007

At SOAS and QM you can take courses in both if you are admitted in one of the schools!!!