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Postgraduate Diploma in Law - letters after name???

johnmolloy554 · 2009-06-23 12:03:57

If you complete the Postgraduate Diploma in Law, what letters do you get after your name? Cheers

23-06-2009 12:03pm

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If you complete the Postgraduate Diploma in Law, what letters do you get after your name?

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#2 25-06-2009 8:41pm

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LLM depending on the type of masters

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#3 26-06-2009 1:39pm

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Would it not be Dip. if its a Diploma?

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#4 27-06-2009 10:44am

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Nope, it's LLM alright!

Think there is a criminal law one too that would give you LLMC upon completion.

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#5 29-06-2009 4:19pm

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From the UCC site:
The Diploma involves the successful completion of four course units drawn from the range of taught courses offered for the LLM Programme. The Diploma may be pursued over one or two years. Candidates who obtain honours in the Diploma may undertake the LLM Degree.

So from that, I don't think you'd get LL.M, seeing as it offers an option to progress to the Masters on completion. It's probably Dip. Law of some sort?

The Criminal Justice one gives you LL.M (Criminal Justice)

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#6 30-06-2009 9:04pm

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You will just be called whatever C U N T if you become a solicitor anyway

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