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Everything you need to know about a Master of Laws (LL.M.) course in Romania
Studying Master of Laws (LL.M.)
The Master of Laws, or LL.M. degree is a graduate degree connected to the area of Law Sciences. The abbreviation LL.M. stands for "Legum Magister" in Latin. The LL.M. degree is offered by law schools around the globe and is usually the next step after graduating a Bachelor's programme in Law Sciences (Bachelor of Laws, LL.B.). However, some universities of law accept students who completed a non-legal undergraduate degree to apply to a LL.M. degree.
Depending on the law schools and country, LL.M. degrees can take 1 or 2 years to complete. As the LL.B. degree is already sufficient in countries such as the UK in order to practise law, the Master of Laws specializes students with an advanced legal qualification in a certain subject area. Further specialization can be gained with a JD degree ("Juris Doctor").
Because laws are different depending on where you practice them, many countries still require an additional state examination in order to be eligible for practising law, regardless of having an LL.M. degree.
Study in Romania
Romania is one of the most affordable study destinations in Europe. Tuition fees at public universities are very low. If you’re from the EU and have high enough grades, you can occupy one of the state-funded places and pay no fees. Romania is a paradise for young people who want to study hard but also party hard. Major student cities like Bucharest, Cluj, or Timisoara offer a wide range of clubs, bars, restaurants, and other entertainment venues where you can enjoy music, dancing, and have a good time with your friends. Romania is also among the most beautiful European countries, with natural attractions and human-made wonders that will leave you speechless. While living and studying here, don’t miss the famous international festivals, spending a night at the Balea Lake Ice Hotel, or taking a trip on Transfagarasan or Transalpina.
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