UNIPORT, the career service for the University of Vienna, is organizing an "LL.M. Night" in Vienna, Austria on the evening of March 24.
The event will involve a panel discussion about the "career prospects with an LL.M. postgraduate degree" and a buffet for networking. The following day, the SUCCESS09 event - a career event for lawyers in German-speaking countries - will take place.
For more information, please visit the event website. The schools/programs that have confirmed their attendance exhibitors are listed below.
Networking event to be held on the eve of SUCCESS09 at the University of Vienna
Comments
Related Law Schools
Full Profile
Leiden, Netherlands
540 Followers
470 Discussions
Vaduz, Liechtenstein
8 Followers
0 Discussions
Vienna, Austria
144 Followers
44 Discussions
Bonn, Germany
13 Followers
6 Discussions
Budapest, Hungary
6 Followers
1 Discussion
Graz, Austria
12 Followers
0 Discussions
Vienna, Austria
40 Followers
45 Discussions
Innsbruck, Austria
4 Followers
0 Discussions
Full Profile
New Orleans, Louisiana
70 Followers
80 Discussions
Washington, District of Columbia
176 Followers
178 Discussions
Full Profile
Madrid, Spain
86 Followers
30 Discussions
Vienna, Austria
74 Followers
50 Discussions
More LLM News
Summer Law Programs 2020: Legal English & US Law
Feb 13, 2020
Fordham Launches an LL.M. in Real Estate
Feb 04, 2020
LLM Articles
Why Every LL.M. Student Needs Entrepreneurial Thinking
Apr 02, 2020
The stereotype of lawyers as risk-averse nay-sayers is antiquated. Lawyers who can think entrepreneurially are needed by every type of business — prompting law schools to change their offering
LL.M. Scholarships: US Law Schools Open the Spending Taps
Mar 11, 2020
Far more scholarship dollars are flowing to star LL.M. students who have a strong academic and professional track record
Overseas Applications to UK Law Schools Increase Despite Brexit
Mar 09, 2020
Demand from India, China and Thailand surges thanks to the reintroduction of a post-study work visa, but EU applications are hit by the impending end of freedom of movement
