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ship harbor port that oil rigs off - shore benefi t from. Once your postgraduate law course is complete it may well be a good idea to remain in Scotland and put your new-found


(Legal Practice Course) or BPTC (Bar Professional Training Course), which are both professional legal training courses that allow you to become a solicitor or barrister. An LLM gives in-depth knowledge and develops your analytical, critiquing and evaluative skills, which will be useful in your chosen career.


Change Career


Often people decide to change professions, and an LLM is a great opportunity to gain legal knowledge. Those who have worked in a diff erent profession or industry for years such as Engineering and Education and feel a need to move on and experience a new career, can do an LLM followed by a GDL (Graduate Diploma of Law) in order to be able to practice as a lawyer. The Graduate Diploma of Law – also referred to as the Common Professional Exam – can be taken by non-law graduates who wish to study law.


Stepping Stone to a PhD


In order to have a PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) or be referred to as a doctor, a taught postgraduate master’s course is usually necessary. Many students do a Master of Laws in order to further their education to reach the academic level that will facilitate them studying a PhD.


Salary Increase


knowledge in action! Likewise you could travel to London to study LLM Commercial law as London is the fi nancial hub and capital in the United Kingdom.


Become a Solicitor/Barrister


Many students, who want to be solicitors or barristers undertake the LLM program. It is an addition to the legal practical training, LPC


In a situation where there is seemingly no opportunity for promotion at the work place, having an LLM qualifi cation may help you progress at work, thus increasing your salary package. In essence, the LLM may help to open many doors career-wise upon completion.


Improve Your English Doing an LLM in the UK is a great


way to improve upon your English language (similarly, if you wish to improve your French language, studying France; is a great way to achieve this). And not only are you learning a new language, but you are also gaining a qualifi cation. By immersing into the culture, you learn the language faster due to the constant communication with the locals.


Upgrade Your University


In a situation where your fi rst degree was taken in an institution that isn’t ranked that highly in the league table or has little to no reputation, studying your LLM in a top ranking, reputable institution might be a welcome remedy. Not only does this look great on your CV, it might also boost your confi dence in a job interview.


Improve Your Grades


As previously stated employers are constantly looking for the ‘cream of the crop’, making some companies impenetrable if you have lower undergraduate degree grades, often times exceptions apply where employers recruit on discretion and not on merit. However, in a situation where you feel you could have excelled in your undergraduate studies but did poorly, it is possible to do an LLM to improve your grades and improve your chances of getting your dream job.


Find out more about studying postgraduate law at: www.llmstudy.com


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