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freebird 
Joined: 09 Jul 2008 Posts: 2 |
Post Graduate Study in Germany
Hi AllThu Jul 10, 2008 12:39 PM I am working in India. My wife has completed her LLM from India & Diploma in Intellectual Property Rights. She is currently in a teaching profession in India. I am going to Germany on deputation for a duration of one year in this September - October. So I would like to know if there are post graduate courses which can be completed by her in period of less than or equal to one year and which suit best for her qualifications. Also I need to know the extra qualification criteria and the fee structures, scholarships for the courses. She is joining me in germany in september on dependent visa. Is it needed to convert the dependent visa in to student visa if she finds admission? If its so can it be done without going back to india? Thanks for reading so many questions at a time. I very much appreciate any help offered. Thank you all [Edited 10 Jul 2008 by freebird] |
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| Hamburger
Joined: 09 Jul 2008 Posts: 1 |
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Hi freebird!Thu Jul 10, 2008 08:00 PM As a German IP-lawyer, I might be able to answer some of your questions. The opportunities of your wife will very much depend on her ability to speak German. If she doesn't speak German, the only suitable programme will probably be the LLM offered by the MIPLC in Munich (www.miplc.de/), which is the best IP-programme in continental Europe but also the most expensive. If your wife speaks German, she might consider doing her LLM at the universities of Muenster or Duesseldorf - both of them offer specialized IP-programmes. The University of Heidelberg runs a LLM-programme in German Law, which includes some IP-courses. Another option would be a PhD-degree (Dr. jur. in German), which is a research degree. Although it seems almost impossible to finish a thesis in just one year, your wife could start her thesis in Germany and finish it after you have returned to India. The advantage of a PhD would be that it is more prestigious than a LLM in many countries and that it is actually cheaper to obtain than a LLM. I hope this is of help to you. Have a great time in Germany! |
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| freebird
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Thank you hamburger for your responce.
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| kamille
Joined: 12 Aug 2008 Posts: 1 |
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Hi everybody!Wed Aug 13, 2008 07:58 AM I'm really interested in LLM in Deutschland. I've read some information about the most famouse Unis like Heidelberg,Freiburg and so on...but i wanna hear the opinion of students of theese Unis,not other people.I heared that German people don't like russian students...is that true?I'm not so good in Deutsch yet,so answer please in English))) P.S. i'm from Russia and a lil bit scared of umziehen in the other country without having friends and relatives dort! |
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eric.k 
 Joined: 24 Jul 2008 Posts: 16 |
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Hey kamille!Mon Aug 25, 2008 07:53 AM I did my LL.M. at Europa-Institut in European Law at Saarland University in Saarbrücken. We had a couple of Russian students and as far as I can tell they didn't get the impression being "disliked" at all... :-) The program at Europa-Institut is very international. Last year we were around 80 stundents from more than 30 nations. We had many students from eastern Europe. Russians (as I already told you), Czech, Georgians, Ukraine, Azerbaidjan... Getting to know people wasn't a problem at all. :-) I really enjoyed my time there! If you af any other question, just ask... Best, Eric |
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