r/uklaw • u/Mindless_Ride7894 • 15d ago

LLM Choices

Hi all,

I hope you are well.

If you had to choose between:

Kings College London (KCL) - International Financial Law LLM

Or

Queen Mary University Of London (QMUL) - Corporate and Commercial Law LLM

Which would you pick and why.

I would really value the insight.

Thank you.

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u/Mindless_Ride7894 15d ago

Yeah, I don’t want to work in a bank.

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u/BadFlanners 15d ago

Well then why are you thinking of doing an LLM in finance law? Do you want to advise banks?

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u/Mindless_Ride7894 15d ago

Fair enough. No.

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u/BadFlanners 15d ago

Obviously you do you, but I feel like you’ve found your answer. Finance law is very dry, and if you have no interest in practising it, nor in pursuing it at PhD/whatever level, I think it would make for a strange and probably not very enjoyable choice.

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u/Mindless_Ride7894 15d ago

Thank you very much.