NUS Law is offering up to four fully funded places for its PhD programme starting August 2022
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#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.
First Person Accounts: Harleen Sethi on the IP & Tech Law LL.M. at the National University of Singapore (NUS)
My number one advice to any LL.M. applicant would be to be a 100% sure as to why you want to pursue your masters and what value addition will the course bring to the table.
First Person Accounts: Simran Singh on the IADR LL.M. at the National University of Singapore (NUS)
It is rightly put that true learning begins at the end of your comfort zone and that’s exactly how I’d like to quote my LLM experience
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#Alert: NUS Law calling for Post-doc Fellowship (Apply by Dec 31, 2019)
NUS Law is currently inviting applications for Post-Doctoral Fellowship positions commencing in AY2020-2021.
#Alert: NUS Law calling for PhD applications (Apply by Dec 01, 2019)
NUS Law is offering up to three fully funded places for its PhD programme starting August 2020.
First Person Accounts: Shray Kamboj on the LL.M. at National University of Singapore (NUS)
The one thing that really impressed me at NUS was the practicality of the course. You are not tested on how much you can remember but how you can apply the law in real life problems.
First Person Accounts: Harsh Mahaseth on the LL.M. (Asian Legal Studies) at National University of Singapore
Harsh Mahaseth is currently pursuing a specialised LL.M. in Asian Legal Studies at the National University of Singapore.
First Person Accounts: Umika Sharma on the PhD at National University of Singapore NUS (Part II)
Just make sure that your topic is of interest to you. Not something that’s popular or which others think should be researched on.
First Person Accounts: Umika Sharma on the LL.M. from QMUL, PhD at National University of Singapore (Part I)
Here at NUS, the research community is vibrant and very active and invites all the doctoral students to research workshops where doctoral candidates as well as faculty present their research and seek comments.
First Person Accounts: Archa Rajeevi on applying for the IADR LL.M. at the National University of Singapore (NUS)
I chose NUS because I felt the degree would expose me both to the arbitration and the dispute resolution. I also really liked the extensive list of modules offered at NUS. Some of them, for example, are mediation, negotiation, future of international arbitration in Asia pacific region, energy arbitration and so on
The Amicus Interviews: Shilpi Nanda on the Cambridge LL.M. + Ph.D. at National University of Singapore (Part II)
“Research helps you find and create knowledge, but teaching within and outside the classroom enables you to disseminate and discuss that knowledge.”
First Person Accounts: Tishita Mukherjee on an LL.M. at the National University of Singapore (NUS)
“There is no ‘right’ time for a post-graduate degree. No matter when you decide to do it, it will be beneficial in its own way. So trust the motivations that come from within and everything else will fall into place. ”
First Person Accounts: Anushka Arora on the LL.M. at National University of Singapore, IPR specialisation & more
Sleepless nights, exams (6 hours long to 24 hours long), class presentations, moots, conferences, daily class grading’s, daily extensive readings for class, all in just roughly 10 months. I believe this was the main reason why I chose NUS from the options I had, as I wanted to train and push myself to limits I had never been too.