MA Lse or KCL

Hello everyone!!

I am writing to have some help with my masters application. I have been accepted at KCL for the MA in Global Ethics and Human Values, which I particularly love. The MA is based in the Dickson Poon School of Law, ranked best in the world for legal research. However, I have some doubts. As my MA is not an LLM would employers still consider it?

Furthermore, I was thinking of applying to LSE for the MA in Human Rights but I can only see contrasting infos from the ones saying LSE is always the best, and the ones saying that for my topics KCL would be the best choice.

Can you help me?
Thank you!

p.s: for now I would like to pursue a career in legal research (in particular human rights law)

If by 'best' you mean reputation and prestige, then LSE is considerably higher than KCL.

Which one you decide to go to with will depend on how how much you value prestige, compared with interest in the course.

By best I mean which university is best for human rights and law as as far as I know LSE is particularly good for economics, finance and politics whereas KCL is best for international relations and law.. am I wrong?