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Buisness Law or LLM

shawm · 2014-03-12 18:49:01

I am considering applying for the Buisness Law masters or the LLM in UCC and I was just wondering has anyone done these masters and if so what did you think of it? what are job opportunities like as a result of doing them? Basically what advice would you have on these masters and which would be best? Thanks :)

12-03-2014 7:49pm

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I am considering applying for the Buisness Law masters or the LLM in UCC and I was just wondering has anyone done these masters and if so what did you think of it? what are job opportunities like as a result of doing them? Basically what advice would you have on these masters and which would be best? Thanks

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I'm doing a parallel stream, so not in Business Law LLM per se but sharing one classes. It does seem fairly interesting and quite popular, with a diverse set of students (newly minded grads + people in industry picking up an extra qualification). However it seems to be more academic oriented than career based. Best bet, contact the Dept, and ask for a talk with the course director.

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