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<blockquote data-quote="ninadeoliveira" data-source="post: 143626" data-attributes="member: 26426">Hey all!My name's Nina, I'm an foreign qualified lawyer (graduated in the end of 2019) from a non common law country who aspires to become a lawyer and practice in the UK. A few months ago I posted here asking for help with my personal statement, and you guys helped me so much! 💕I know that as a foreign qualified lawyer, I could just sit the SQE and become a solicitor, but I think going to uni first will make me more employable and a lot more confident as a future solicitor or barrister, so this is the route I chose.I'm super happy because I got into both King's and UCL, but I'm also torn between the two.The King's programme I applied for is called Law &amp; Professional Practice, it's a MSc (not an LLM), lasts 2 years and will teach me the basics of England and Wales' law. It will basically teach me how to lawyer in the UK.The programme I applied for at UCL is the general LLM, so I get to choose what modules I want to study - it lasts 1 year and it won't teach me the basics of UK law or prepare me for the SQE.UCL is higher than King's on the rankings, and I think an LLM would sound better than a MSc on my CV.However, I'm really worried I'll not know the basics and I don't know how on earth I can practice law without knowing the foundations.From your point of view, which would be the smart decision? I am all by myself on this and I have no one to ask, so any advice and insight you can give me will be greatly appreciated. 💕💕💕Thank you so much!Ps: these are the links to the programmes' pages:[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.kcl.ac.uk/study/postgraduate-taught/courses/law-professional-practice-mscpgdip[/URL][URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/study/master-laws-llm[/URL]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ninadeoliveira, post: 143626, member: 26426"] Hey all! My name's Nina, I'm an foreign qualified lawyer (graduated in the end of 2019) from a non common law country who aspires to become a lawyer and practice in the UK. A few months ago I posted here asking for help with my personal statement, and you guys helped me so much! 💕 I know that as a foreign qualified lawyer, I could just sit the SQE and become a solicitor, but I think going to uni first will make me more employable and a lot more confident as a future solicitor or barrister, so this is the route I chose. I'm super happy because I got into both King's and UCL, but I'm also torn between the two. The King's programme I applied for is called Law & Professional Practice, it's a MSc (not an LLM), lasts 2 years and will teach me the basics of England and Wales' law. It will basically teach me how to lawyer in the UK. The programme I applied for at UCL is the general LLM, so I get to choose what modules I want to study - it lasts 1 year and it won't teach me the basics of UK law or prepare me for the SQE. UCL is higher than King's on the rankings, and I think an LLM would sound better than a MSc on my CV. However, I'm really worried I'll not know the basics and I don't know how on earth I can practice law without knowing the foundations. From your point of view, which would be the smart decision? I am all by myself on this and I have no one to ask, so any advice and insight you can give me will be greatly appreciated. 💕💕💕 Thank you so much! Ps: these are the links to the programmes' pages: [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.kcl.ac.uk/study/postgraduate-taught/courses/law-professional-practice-mscpgdip[/URL] [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/study/master-laws-llm[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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