yashh
Definitely possible! After your LLM, you can apply for the Graduate Route Visa, which lets you stay in the UK for two years to look for work. It’s a great way to gain some practical experience there.
Which is better LSE or King's College or Queen Mary to pursue a LLM degree?
I’m planning to pursue my LLM in Europe, specifically in London, and have shortlisted three universities: LSE, King’s College, and Queen Mary, focusing on International Dispute Resolution. I’m feeling a bit unsure about how things will turn out. Will I be able to work in England after completing my LLM?
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himanshu_menon
Oh, so the Graduate Route Visa gives me two years to find something permanent?
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