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First Person Accounts: Chetna Chandel on the LL.M. at PennState Law
I would certainly believe that Penn State helped me to overcome my shortcomings, pushed me to think beyond the clouds, and choose a non-conventional method.
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.
First Person Accounts: Revanth Ashok on the LL.M. at PennState Law
The professors here play the dual role of being the teacher and the mentor. This was life changing for me as I was yearning for mentor from whom I can look up to, learn from, and emulate certain traits.
First Person Accounts: Dharmesh Khandelwal on the LL.M. at Penn State Law
I opted for Penn State because it has got some great faculty such as Prof. Catharine Rogers and Prof. Thomas E. Carbonneau who are very experienced scholars in the field of international arbitration
First Person Accounts: Vassupradha Rengarajan on the LL.M. at Arizona State University
This LLM has been one of the best experiences I have had so far. It definitely improved my communication and people skills and ability to thrive well in the field of law.
First Person Accounts: Jatinder Singh on the IP LL.M. offered by Ankara-WIPO
The course structure includes visit to Turkish Patent office IP seminars which provide excellent networking opportunities; and prospective internship and career opportunities with WIPO, EUIPO and TurkPatent.
First Person Accounts: Sanjini Jain on an LL.M. from the University of Washington
The joy of being on a dinner table with people from more than 8 nationalities and learning about their life & experiences is something that is greater than any academic achievement.
First Person Accounts: Rupavardhini B.R. on the LL.M. at Harvard Law School
The civil services are still fairly a generalist’s domain but I hoped a masters would allow more opportunities for me to work in specific areas. An LLM felt like a better fit with my law degree rather than a public policy course.
First Person Accounts: Poornima Balasubramanian on the LL.M. at LSE
Do a masters if you believe it will truly add value to you. If along the way you do get a job abroad, give yourself a pat on the back and grab it!
First Person Accounts: Tinaz Kalyanvala on the International Dispute Resolution LLM, QMUL
In addition to the course being taught from an international comparative point of view our classes at any given point in time easily has students from a minimum of 10 jurisdictions if not more.
First Person Accounts: Meera Nazer on the European Masters in Law and Economics (EMLE)
Meera Nazer completed the European Masters in Law and Economics (’18), a course she undertook right after completing her undergraduate degree from NUALS.
First Person Accounts: Praggya Surana on the LLM from Harvard Law School
It’s definitely been the best year of my life. I had heard this cliché from so many of my seniors but I finally understand it.
First Person Accounts: Adya Aishwry on the LLM from Wake Forest University
Adya Aishwry is a recent graduate of the Wake Forest University, where she had enrolled for an LL.M. specialising in International Business Laws
First Person Accounts (International): Chanaka Ramanayaka on the LLM at California Western School of Law
The California Western School of Law goes above and beyond to supply its students with all the facilities needed to successfully complete the program of studies.
SomeExpertAdvice: How to approach the Chevening Scholarship essay
If you are not truthful in your application process, you may not be able to show your passion in the interview stage or get caught by the Interviewer as they are highly experienced people.