Hey Guys!

I am a law student from India currently in my penultimate year of study. After completion of my degree I wish to enroll in an LLM in International Trade and Business Law. I tried to research some good programs that are available and could find NYU in US and King's College London in UK.

LSE is very indefinite as the courses may be unavailable during any given year. Fordham does have one but I doubt it would be as highly regarded as NYU, Columbia and others.

Could you guys help me out with finding out the best universities for International Trade Law and also whether it is better to do this in US or UK?

Thanks!

For international trade in the US, Harvard, NYU, Columbia, Georgetown are all great choices.

Yeah Harvard and NYU have really great programs in this regard. But, I doubt I can get into HLS or Columbia.

Does anyone know about UK? Oxford sadly does not have any international law programs :( Anyone know about anywhere else? Anywhere in the world is alrite as long as the program is god and the uni is reputed :D

Hi. In the UK the best programs in international law are the ones offered by University of London colleges such as King's, UCL and Queen Mary. I know for example that Queen Mary has a very good program in arbitration and ADR. Overall I think that US LLMs from CLS or HLS would be considered more prestigious than UK LLMs (but more expensive as well...).

Hi. I am a law student from India currently in my final year of law school. I wish to pursue LLM in corporate law. Which all are the best programs in the US or even in Singapore????