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Professor Andrew Simester
Dean
Faculty
of Law
National University of Singapore
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Welcome to the NUS Faculty of Law! At this stage, you will probably be mulling over your choice of courses and universities. As you contemplate your options, let us acquaint you with the NUS Law Advantage and tell you what it is that makes our law school special, and why we want you to be a part of our community.
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Watch the recorded webinars to learn more about the various LLM specialisations: |
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Alternatively, read about our coursework programmes
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Associate Professor Weitseng Chen
Director, LLM (Asian Legal Studies)
Webinar video was hosted by
Associate Professor Gary Bell
Former
Director, LLM (Asian Legal Studies) |
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Associate Professor Dora Neo
Director, LLM (Corporate & Financial Services Law)
Director, Centre for Banking & Finance Law |
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Associate Professor Daniel Seng
Director, LLM (Intellectual Property & Technology Law)
Director, Centre for Technology, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and the Law |
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Associate Professor Gary Bell
Director, LLM (International Arbitration
& Dispute Resolution) |
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Associate Professor Stephen Phua
Director, LLM (International Business Law)
Tax Director, EW Barker Centre for Law & Business |
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Associate Professor Simon Tay
Director, LLM (International & Comparative Law) |
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Professor Stephen Girvin
MPA Professor of Maritime Law
Director, LLM (Maritime Law)
Director, Centre for Maritime Law |
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Professor Hans Tjio
Director, LLM (General)
Director, EW Barker Centre for Law & Business |
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Explore
our Campus and Student Groups |
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Hear from our Students |
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“I chose to enrol in this LLM programme at NUS Law because it offers
a really extensive, innovative and case-based course catalogue,
with a strong emphasis on class participation and experience sharing,
all within the commercial hub of Singapore.”
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Aurelien Bill (Switzerland)
Class of 2025
LLM (Corporate & Financial Services Law) |
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“I enrolled in the LLM in IP & Tech Law programme at NUS Law because of its
flexibility; in addition to my specialisation, I can choose from a wide range of
courses from arbitration to negotiation. Most of those courses have direct,
practical relevance to today’s legal profession, and that really suits me.” |
Chalida Watcharavasunthara (Thailand)
Class of 2025
LLM (Intellectual Property & Technology Law) |
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“NUS Law offers a dynamic, multicultural and intellectually stimulating learning
environment. I selected the LLM in Asian Legal Studies to gain a unique
opportunity to engage with the region's diverse and multifaceted legal culture.
I expect that my experiences will facilitate a deeper comprehension of the
global legal landscape, thereby enabling me to pursue a career as a truly
international lawyer.”
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Lukas Scheidl (Austria)
Class of 2025
LLM (Asian Legal Studies) |
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“I chose NUS Law for its diverse programmes and electives that complement my
interests from trade, ASEAN law and policy to international arbitration.
As the best law school in Asia, NUS offers a global perspective on legal education.”
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Joanna Christy (Indonesia)
Class of 2025
LLM (International & Comparative Law) |
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“This LLM programme at NUS Law offers an exceptional blend of academic
rigour, practical training and a wide array of elective courses. The programme’s
international orientation and Singapore’s role as a leading arbitration hub
provide the perfect foundation for my professional growth.” |
Garima Dhankhar (India)
Class of 2025
LLM (International Arbitration & Dispute Resolution |
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“Being part of the LLM (IBL) programme at NUS Law is a transformative
experience. This specialised programme offers students the chance to delve
into the complexities of international business law while studying in two
vibrant cities–Singapore and Shanghai. Engaging with a diverse group of peers
from around the world has greatly enhanced my global perspective and
professional network.” |
Qing Jixu (People’s Republic of China)
Class of 2025
LLM (International Business Law) |
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Hear from our Alumni |
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“My time at NUS Law was a life-changing experience. The LLM and PhD programmes
prepared me very well for an academic career. I benefited a lot from the wide
variety of academic seminars offered at NUS Law and the generous funding for
research and conferences. I am very grateful to the extremely dedicated and
engaging faculty for the high quality supervision.
The incredibly brilliant fellow students and the exceptionally supportive
administrative staff also made a great difference to the graduate programmes.” |
Associate Professor Lin Lin
Class of 2006 LLM, 2010 PhD |
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"My experience at NUS has been invaluable in developing my legal skillset, expanding my knowledge of public international law and helping me land my dream job. The quality of academic teaching was excellent and encouraged me to think critically about international law. Opportunities on offer such as international internships and mooting made for a wholesome learning experience." |
Yomna Elewa
Class of 2020 LLM (International & Comparative Law)
Associate, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development |
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“The LLM programme was outstanding on many levels, including the extensive curriculum offerings and the high quality teaching. Remarkably, I also highly benefited from a multicultural environment where respect, trust and inclusivity were the guiding principles." |
Matteo Sini
Class of 2019 LLM (Corporate & Financial Services Law)
Legal Expert, Single Resolution Board |
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"The LLM (IPTL) programme is just perfect for me as a
Chinese legal counsel in the IT industry to refresh my
knowledge and expand my horizons. I enjoyed my time
here interacting with the most outstanding professors
who have inspired me with their cutting-edge academic
insights and views relevant to my practice.”
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Jiang Shuang
Class of 2019 LLM (Intellectual Property & Technology Law)
In-house Counsel,
Xmov AI Visual Technology Co., Ltd |
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“The LLM in International Arbitration programme was structured extremely well. We had leading practitioners and academics from around the world teaching different courses; and there were many interesting talks and events on international arbitration throughout the year. It is undoubtedly an excellent world-class programme.”
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Chahat Chawla
Class of 2018 LLM (International Arbitration & Dispute Resolution)
Associate
Counsel, Singapore International Arbitration Centre |
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“To be a part of one of the most prestigious law schools in the world is what every future lawyer always dreams of. I am very lucky to have the opportunity to learn from the best in the corporate and financial services department with supportive friends from various backgrounds.” |
Bidadari Mahardhika Respaty
Class of 2020 LLM (Corporate & Financial Services Law)
Legal Assistant, UMBRA - Strategic Legal Solutions, Indonesia |
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Other Information |
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Admission Requirements
Degree Requirements
Application Procedures
FAQs
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