What does 2021 hold for international law schools who are looking to recruit from India?
The numbers game: A foreign LL.M. and employment abroad
Will the (foreign) LL.M. help get you a job abroad? It might. It might not.
Four of the most common mistakes made in a Statement of Purpose
Given that there is no “magic formula” for drafting the unicorn that is the perfect SoP, what I have decided to do instead is focus on some of the most common mistakes made while writing an SoP.
Interested in a foreign LL.M. in Asia? These are the law schools you should look at.
Asian universities regularly feature in the best law schools of the world, and even if you are not into rankings, these universities merit a second look for anyone interested in an LL.M. abroad.
Some Expert Advice: Doctoral Studies in Law and a Career in Legal Academia
As a legal academic, you may also be drawn upon for advice by governmental bodies, NGOs, policy and think tanks, and other relevant organisations in public life, and this can be very rewarding.
Some Expert Advice: Doctoral studies in law (Part I)
A PhD in law is a chance, perhaps a unique chance, to carve out a place for yourself as a singular expert on one specific aspect of law.
Five Schools you should look at for a Master’s in International Relations
Here are five schools that a student should consider applying to if they are interested in a career in International Relations.
Chasing dreams: How to find the University that is best for you
Harsh Mahaseth As you may have realised, there are many options when you decide to apply for universities, and so it is very important to search for a university that fits your needs. One should not look only at the world university rankings and decide on their postgraduate studies; this might not lead to the … Continue reading Chasing dreams: How to find the University that is best for you
#Alert: NUS Law inviting applications for Post-Doc Fellowships [Apply by Dec 31]
NUS Law is inviting applications for Post-Doctoral Fellowship positions commencing in AY2021-2022.
#Alert: NUS Law calling for PhD applications [Apply by Nov 15]
NUS Law offering up to three fully funded places for its PhD programme starting August 2021.
Applying for Rhodes? Attend this #Webinar by current Rhodes Scholars
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.