What is the scope after LLM in international law?

manpreet Best Answer 2 years ago

To work as a public international lawyer you will usually need: -Qualification as a lawyer in a legal jurisdiction. -Relevant language skills. -Relevant international experience (e.g. an overseas seat as part of a training contract, YPP programme,a traineeship with an intergovernmental body and possibly more experience too.) -A Masters-level law degree (e.g. LLM, BCL or MJur) in a relevant area can be helpful, particularly for academic or EU roles, but this can be substituted for by relevant professional experience for those that move later into these areas. To work as a private international lawyer you will usually need: -Qualification as a lawyer in a legal jurisdiction -Relevant experience with an international practice area (e.g. relevant seats during your training contract) -Relevant language skills, if required.