My advice would be to make a reasoned, calculated and thorough decision before pursuing a master’s degree abroad. Such
Category: First Person Accounts
First Person Accounts are interviews with Indian law graduates who have pursued a post-masters course outside the country. Read FPAs to find out about the learning experience from different law schools across the world.
First Person Accounts: Diya Mehta on the LL.M. at University of Cambridge
It has been a rewarding and a wholesome experience, where the city feels like home and people around you like one big family.
The Game Changers: Spriha Bhandari, Cornell Tech LL.M.
The Game Changers is a series of short interviews wherein we ask LL.M. graduates to identify one individual who has had a substantial impact on the individual’s LL.M. experience.
The Game Changers: Anjali Chawla, ICAL at Stockholm University
The Game Changers is a series of short interviews wherein we ask LL.M. graduates to identify one individual who has had a substantial impact on the individual’s LL.M. experience.
First Person Accounts: Ishani Dash on the LL.M. at NYU School of Law
Ultimately, you know yourself best, so I would suggest make your statement as interesting as possible. Most people who apply to foreign universities are obviously very qualified, but you can stand out by making your statement both personal and interesting.
First Person Accounts: Sanskriti Sanghi on the LL.M. at the University of Cambridge
Any conversation about Cambridge would be incomplete without a dedication to the wonderful friends I made within the LL.M. cohort, for which we have the course to thank.
First Person Accounts: Shubhra Wadhawan on the LL.M. at the National University of Singapore
Shubhra Wadhawan is a 2019 law graduate of Jindal Global Law School who is currently enrolled in the LL.M. in Corporate & Financial Services Law at the National University of Singapore
The Game Changers: Sanket Palshikar, LL.M. from the Victoria University of Wellington
When things went south, his words of encouragement always uplifted my spirits. He is one of the very few persons who still encourages me to take up further studies and be enrolled as a solicitor and barrister in NZ
First Person Accounts: Harkiran Sehgal, LL.M. in International Law & Global Governance, Tilburg University
Harkiran Sehgal is a 2020 law graduate of Banasthali Vidyapith, and also a 2021 graduate from Tilburg University where she completed an LL.M. in International Law and Global Governance
The Game Changers: Shiv Sidharth, LL.M., Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy
In this post, Shiv Sidharth discusses the Game Changer in his time as an LL.M. student at the Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy, Tufts University.
First Person Accounts: Namit Jain on the JD at University of Illinois
Having been in the US legal industry for almost four years now, I’d say that JDs definitely have an edge because it’s the more popular degree in the US and is what most practicing attorneys are familiar with.
The Game Changers: Pooja Damodaran, ICAL at Stockholm University
The Game Changers is a series of short interviews wherein we ask LL.M. graduates to identify one individual who has had a substantial impact on the individual’s LL.M. experience.
First Person Accounts: Avantika Bhandari on the SJD from Penn State, LLM from UNH Franklin Pierce
Avantika Bhandari recently obtained an S.J.D. from Penn State University, and also holds an LL.M. from the UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law.
First Person Accounts: Shambhavi Shekokar on the International Human Rights LL.M. at Notre Dame Law School
First Person Accounts (FPA’s) are meant to provide a first-hand account of Indian graduates who have pursued, or are pursuing, a post-graduate course (LL.M. or otherwise) from different universities across the world. Shambhavi Shekokar is part of the Class of ’22, at the Notre Dame Law School where she is pursuing an LL.M. in International…… Continue reading First Person Accounts: Shambhavi Shekokar on the International Human Rights LL.M. at Notre Dame Law School
First Person Accounts: Joshika Saraf on the LL.M. at SOAS + Clinical Legal Ed
Joshika Saraf is a Lecturer (Clinical Legal Education) at the Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat. In 2019, she graduated with an LL.M. in Human Rights, Conflict and Justice at the School of Oriental & African Studies.
First Person Accounts: Tenzin Kunsel on the LL.M. at Fordham Law School
Tenzin Kunsel is currently an LL.M. candidate at Fordham Law School, and a 2017 graduate from the M.S. Ramaiah College of Law in Bangalore.