A webinar to discuss "concerns that might be on your mind as well as several other frequently asked questions, ranging from crafting your personal statement, our thoughts on the legacy of Cecil Rhodes, and even the laborious task of soliciting references."
Ten scholarships that every LL.M. applicant ought to know about
Understandably, one of the most common questions surrounding a foreign LL.M. is that related to finance. When the tuition alone can touch sixty lakhs, then questions around funding became that much more important.
Some Expert Advice: Preparing for & passing the California Bar Exam
I couldn’t believe that all my hard work had paid off. I had finally passed the toughest bar exam in the world and was a dual qualified lawyer!
#SurveyTime: Have you attended a summer school? We have some questions for you.
The findings of the survey are intended intend to inform law students across India about the different summer programs they can opt for,
We asked five law students about Coursera’s offerings. This is what they said.
We asked five Indian law students to share their experiences with one of the most popular online course providers, Coursera.
Here are 7 Summer Schools law students can still attend this year
Short-term summer programs have been long sought after by law students as a means to expose themselves to foreign education, interact with faculty members from some of the best universities in the world, and foster relationships.
MPP Mondays (Part III): Careers after a Master’s in Policy or Public Administration
Most candidates applying to MPP/MPA programs are so focused on the application process itself, that not enough attention is given to what happens once you graduate. And that’s when real life hits.
MPP Mondays (Part II): How to Apply to a Master’s in Public Policy program
While each school and specific program has its own application process, this post will give you an overview and highlight the most common requirements of the application.
MPP Mondays (Part I): What is a Master’s in Public Policy?
Postgraduate public policy degrees are gaining popularity in India, particularly amongst lawyers looking to work on broader national and international issues. Schools that offer Masters’ degrees in this field have been around for a few decades though – especially in the United States.
Chasing dogs with a helmet on or how motorcycle travel is helping me survive these surreal times
Just remember that even during the darkest of times, there is always a way out. A way that is often found with the help of someone else.
The Indian law graduate, foreign law schools, and the “M” word
With an estimated hundred thousand new law graduates every year, it is not surprising that international law schools are increasing their focus on India.
Amicus Partners to work with Bar & Bench for law school marketing activities
Amicus Partners is pleased to announce an exclusive tie up with the Indian legal news site, Bar & Bench for international law schools.
Airplane anxiety, kind co-passengers and the real value of an Ivy League education
Our conversation flowed, me asking her about an Ivy League education, studying in the States, and whether she thought it was worth the sixty-odd lakhs spent.
Nicolas Caffo on why you should apply to the Latin American International Arbitration Course (July 2020)
Indian practitioners and students wishing to gain top-notch education in international commercial and investment arbitration will therefore benefit from LAIAC by being taught by the leading individuals in international dispute settlement.
Why I think recommendation letters are (a bit of) a sham
It is high time that we start questioning the utility of recommendation letters. Or at least initiate an honest conversation about them.
Considering a career in public policy? Meet our expert adviser, Ketaki Purohit
Amicus Partners is now being advised by Ketaki Purohit, who can help you craft a successful MPP/MPA application.