I am an engineer by professionk. my work experience is contracts related. I have been accepted for Post graduate Diploma in Law in University of London, I wanted to learn more about the university online program, it's faculty credentials and training, peer reputation, and whether I will be eligible to work as a lawyer in Middle East.
Also I wanted to know the difference between GDL and PGDL? And LLM for non lawyers.
UOL | Difference between GDL & PGDL | LLM
Posted Dec 06, 2016 19:26
I am an engineer by professionk. my work experience is contracts related. I have been accepted for Post graduate Diploma in Law in University of London, I wanted to learn more about the university online program, it's faculty credentials and training, peer reputation, and whether I will be eligible to work as a lawyer in Middle East.
Also I wanted to know the difference between GDL and PGDL? And LLM for non lawyers.
Also I wanted to know the difference between GDL and PGDL? And LLM for non lawyers.
Posted Dec 08, 2016 19:30
In terms of whether you'll be able to work as a lawyer in the Middle East, it will depend on the rules of the country you want to work in. There is most likely some kind of licensing procedure.
In terms of whether you'll be able to work as a lawyer in the Middle East, it will depend on the rules of the country you want to work in. There is most likely some kind of licensing procedure.
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