NYU has recently started LLM program at NUS (Singapore).
Anyone has information on the above program?
1) Would the LLM from above program allow one to take NY bar?
2) Cost associated with the program?
NYU website doesnt give much details. As far as bar exam, they give a standard answer "check with respective states".
Any info would be appreciated. Thanks.
NYU@NUS
Posted Jul 09, 2006 13:58
Anyone has information on the above program?
1) Would the LLM from above program allow one to take NY bar?
2) Cost associated with the program?
NYU website doesnt give much details. As far as bar exam, they give a standard answer "check with respective states".
Any info would be appreciated. Thanks.
Posted Jul 09, 2006 18:12
1) NYU is still working this out with the New York state authorities. We expect the information to be available in a couple of months.
2) The cost is exactly the same as the tuition fee at NYU in New York, that is, upwards of USD35,000. However, there will be a substantial number of scholarships available, courtesy of several Singaporean sources. Details will be announced in early September, so keep a lookout for the announcement on www.nyunus.com (or sign up for an automatic info provider).
3) The program provides for all students to earn double degrees (an LLM from NYU as well as an LLM from NUS), with extra credits to be taken in obtaining both. Again, details will be out along with the application form in September.
Regards,
Alan Tan
Vice-Dean, NUS Faculty of Law
2) The cost is exactly the same as the tuition fee at NYU in New York, that is, upwards of USD35,000. However, there will be a substantial number of scholarships available, courtesy of several Singaporean sources. Details will be announced in early September, so keep a lookout for the announcement on www.nyunus.com (or sign up for an automatic info provider).
3) The program provides for all students to earn double degrees (an LLM from NYU as well as an LLM from NUS), with extra credits to be taken in obtaining both. Again, details will be out along with the application form in September.
Regards,
Alan Tan
Vice-Dean, NUS Faculty of Law
Posted Jul 09, 2006 23:03
What will be your policy on lawyers who already earned LL.M. from a top US law school and would like to pursue another one with focus on Asian law?
Are you planning to offer S.J.D. program as well?
Are you planning to offer S.J.D. program as well?
Posted Sep 08, 2006 17:24
A student with an LLM from a top US school would obviously have a strong chance of meeting the requirements for entry into the program, and possibly for a scholarship. The joint venture between NYU and NUS does not presently include a doctoral program, but NUS has its own existing PhD program. (See http://www.law.nus.edu.sg/prospective/postgrad/research/phd.htm )
Simon Chesterman
Global Professor and Director
New York University School of Law Singapore Programme
Simon Chesterman
Global Professor and Director
New York University School of Law Singapore Programme
Posted Sep 18, 2006 16:51
I was hoping that Dean Richard Revesz will be teaching in the program, since Environmental Law and Administrative Law are my research interests, but it doesn't seem that he will be teaching in the NYU@NUS program, and it doesn't seem that courses on Environmental Law will be offered. Do you think there is a chance for him to come to NUS to teach?
Posted Oct 13, 2006 19:55
Unfortunately the Dean cannot fit a full teaching load into his schedule in Summer 2007, but will be visiting around the start of the programme and will participate in a substantive event on environmental law. In addition, NUS offers courses that you may take through the programme on International Environmental Law & Policy, Comparative Environmental Law, Environmental Law in Singapore & SE Asia, as well as Comparative Administrative Law.
Posted Oct 24, 2006 03:48
Att: Prof Simon Chesterman
As I read through the blog and the website, it is clear that it has not been worked out until now about the fate of future LLM-LLM(NYU@NUS) graduates eligibilty for the NY Bar. It may be because the NY Board takes more than usual time to take decisions. Prof Chesterman may like to give indicative time frame in which the NY Board is likely to take the decision. Choice to attend or not to attend may hinge upon this single factor alone as deriving the advantages of two school should not ultimately oust one from the bar especially when NYU degree otherwise can make one eligible as a foreign lawyer.
2) What are the possibilities to specialize in the area of international finance law in NYU@ NUS let's say about 16 credits in the field. Thanks
Shall be grateful for your remarks/observations.
As I read through the blog and the website, it is clear that it has not been worked out until now about the fate of future LLM-LLM(NYU@NUS) graduates eligibilty for the NY Bar. It may be because the NY Board takes more than usual time to take decisions. Prof Chesterman may like to give indicative time frame in which the NY Board is likely to take the decision. Choice to attend or not to attend may hinge upon this single factor alone as deriving the advantages of two school should not ultimately oust one from the bar especially when NYU degree otherwise can make one eligible as a foreign lawyer.
2) What are the possibilities to specialize in the area of international finance law in NYU@ NUS let's say about 16 credits in the field. Thanks
Shall be grateful for your remarks/observations.
Posted Nov 08, 2006 18:28
Still no news re: offers of admission?
When did you submit your application?
When did you submit your application?
Posted Nov 09, 2006 08:11
Is the NYU@NUS program being offered at any time after the May 1st start date i.e, a winter semester start? I have recently become very interested in this program but I fear I will not be able to have my documentation in by 1 December...Thank you.
Posted Nov 09, 2006 17:59
Hi LLMARK,
I don't think that there's going to be another start date, given the academic schedule. The link to the tentative academic calendar is here: http://nyugloballaw.org/graduateadmissions/masteroflaws/documents/TentativeAcademicCalendar_000.pdf
I don't think that there's going to be another start date, given the academic schedule. The link to the tentative academic calendar is here: http://nyugloballaw.org/graduateadmissions/masteroflaws/documents/TentativeAcademicCalendar_000.pdf
Posted Nov 10, 2006 04:49
Hi LLMARK,
I don't think that there's going to be another start date, given the academic schedule. The link to the tentative academic calendar is here: http://nyugloballaw.org/graduateadmissions/
masteroflaws/documents/TentativeAcademicCalendar_000.pdf
Thanks for your reply...I think I may try to push for the deadline date and hope it comes together.
I don't think that there's going to be another start date, given the academic schedule. The link to the tentative academic calendar is here: http://nyugloballaw.org/graduateadmissions/
masteroflaws/documents/TentativeAcademicCalendar_000.pdf</blockquote>
Thanks for your reply...I think I may try to push for the deadline date and hope it comes together.
Posted Nov 28, 2006 03:17
Hi everyone!
Do any of you have any news regarding offers of admission?
Do any of you have any news regarding offers of admission?
Posted Dec 12, 2006 05:50
has anyone heard anything from NYU@NUS? i wrote to them about 2 weeks ago and was just told that they were working as fast as possible.
if anyone has heard from them, please post 1)when you submitted your application; 2)when you heard; and 3)where you live.
my application was completed on sept 30 and i received an email from them that it was complete on oct 16...but nothing since...
Hi everyone!
Do any of you have any news regarding offers of admission?
if anyone has heard from them, please post 1)when you submitted your application; 2)when you heard; and 3)where you live.
my application was completed on sept 30 and i received an email from them that it was complete on oct 16...but nothing since...
<blockquote>Hi everyone!
Do any of you have any news regarding offers of admission?</blockquote>
Posted Dec 12, 2006 07:11
Still no news...
I submitted my application on Oct. 30, got a confirmation e-mail on Oct. 31.
Do you know many people who applied to the program?
I submitted my application on Oct. 30, got a confirmation e-mail on Oct. 31.
Do you know many people who applied to the program?
Posted Dec 12, 2006 17:55
I submitted my application the FIRST week of Sept with all necessary supporting documents included. I did not receive a confirmation email that my application was complete until October 30 (2 months later!!!) and now have been waiting a month and a half for a response.
So much for rolling admissions.....
So much for rolling admissions.....
Posted Dec 12, 2006 20:13
Application submitted on Oct. 29. E-mail confirming application complete received Oct. 30. The suspense is killing me - no word.
Posted Dec 12, 2006 21:29
any speculation about what people think is going on? i've gotten opinions from some here, but would like to hear what others think as well - feel free to post your thoughts.
Posted Dec 16, 2006 00:21
website says they will give an answer by January 15.
Posted Dec 17, 2006 23:51
the website also says rolling decisions starting at the end of september.....
website says they will give an answer by January 15.
<blockquote>website says they will give an answer by January 15. </blockquote>
Posted Dec 22, 2006 23:23
I got accepted!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I just received an email with the offer of admission to NYU@NUS and a grant!!!!!!! I'm so happy I can't even start describing the feeling. Good luck to everyone else and I'll see you in Singapore!!! Merry Christmas!!!!!!!!
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