Is it worth pursuing an LLM in Finance or an MSc in Law and Finance abroad?
I’m a fourth-year BA LLB student (first-generation law student) and considering pursuing an LLM in International Economic Law. I’m struggling to find guidance on this, so I’d appreciate any advice.
Specifically, I’d like to know which countries are generally considered strong choices for this specialization, and which countries I should perhaps avoid. Any insights on LLM programs in International Economic Law would be incredibly helpful. Thanks!
Related discussions
- Is it worth pursuing Master's in Financial Mathematics in Germany?
- Is it worthful to study Master's in Data Science in the USA?
- Is Northeastern good for MS in Project Management?
- Is pursuing an ms in the us still worth it during a recession?
- Is the UK still a good destination for international students?
- Is work experience mandatory for studying master's in marketing abroad?
- It is worth it?
- M.Sc. in International Finance abroad: Best countries for IB/Consulting careers?