Could I study a Masters in Law in a different country?
If I get a first in the UK degree and decide to study a masters, could I hypothetically study it in another country?
The info for Harvard's description for Masters says they take students from other countries; but obviously, the laws will differ in different countries....
http://www.law.harvard.edu/prospective/gradprogram/llm/
The info for Harvard's description for Masters says they take students from other countries; but obviously, the laws will differ in different countries....
http://www.law.harvard.edu/prospective/gradprogram/llm/
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