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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.
Northern Cyprus is an attractive study destination, especially for students coming from Turkey, India, Pakistan, and various African countries. The education system is based on the American model and uses a similar credit-based and grade point average (GPA) system. This also means that Bachelor’s degrees last 4 years instead of 3 (like in most EU countries). Local authorities provide various scholarships for internationals; these are usually awarded based on previous academic results. There are also various English-taught programmes to choose from. In your spare time, you can discover the local traditions, habits, festivals and appreciate the importance of spending free time with family and friends. The best way to relax is to visit one of the local beaches and allow the sun and the sound of waves to take all your worries away.
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The Comparative Legal Systems (without Thesis) course from Eastern Mediterranean University will come forward...
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