LLM

Both universities namely the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge are the top-ranked universities in the world for LLM program. They both have world-leading law experts as teaching staff. According to QS World University Rankings by Subject for Law course for 2023, the University of Oxford ranks at #2, whereas, the University of Cambridge ranks at #3. The University of Oxford does not offer a traditional LLM program, but a selection of law courses. The choice to study in either one of this university will be solely dependent on the applicant’s choice. However, some of the reasons to pursue an LLM at Oxbridge (the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge) are:Networking opportunitiesLaw societiesLaw librariesTop legal education

To study LLM at Cambridge University, the applicants must meet the below-given entry requirements:A UK First Class Honors degreeThe minimum academic entry requirement for the Cambridge LLM course is a first-class bachelor’s degree from the UK university or the equivalent from an overseas institution. This means that the applicants should be generally placed well within the top 10% of law students in their jurisdictionAlso, the applicants may apply during the final year of their first degree in Law. The successful applicants who are studying towards a law degree, other degree, or similar relevant qualification at the time their application is assessed are likely to have an academic condition attached to an LLM offer