LLM

Generally, there is no one right LLB subject that prepares you for an LLM. If someone wants to study a particular area of LLM then the ideal choice would fall towards that specific area. Here's why:LLM Specializations: A Master of Laws is more specific in the areas of law that students pursue when in the course.Alignment with Specialization: While switching from an LLB programme to an LLM programme might be relatively easy, the choice of courses that you took in your LLB that relates with your preferred LLM specialisation can serve as a foundation and thus make the switch easier.For example if one’s LLM specialisation is in Corporate Law then Company Law, Contract Law and Business Law are relevant courses in the LLB.Thus, the only strategy that makes sense is to choose the LLM specialisation one is interested in first and then search for the corresponding LLB subjects.

It is therefore recommended that one selects a specialisation that they want to practice as well as focus on the area they have passion for:University Reputation: It is therefore advisable to join a programme from a reputable university which has a good law school and teachers that have a good expertise in your chosen area of specialization.Course Structure & Syllabus: Review the course syllabus, instructional delivery and learning achievement standards in relation to your learning preference and objectives.Placement Opportunities: One should look at the type of jobs which previous LLM graduates of the university have been secirimg;ing upon their completion of the course.Fees & Scholarships: Check on the costs of the research programs and look for scholarships to help in funding for the LLM programs.