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<pubDate>Tue, 17 Jan 2006 19:53:00 +0200</pubDate>
<title>Jim691: Best LLM Programs in London</title>
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<description>Hey Norwegian, 

I don&#39;t know much about the virtues of possessing a Ph.D., but one would suspect that they are more revered in the academic community than in the legal profession. A PhD, after all, is a research degree and not a practical qualification like the BVC or LPC. I doubt therefore whether it would SIGNIFICANTLY increase your chances of being employed by a reputable law firm (although I could be wrong). I say ‘significantly’ because I am not suggesting a PhD would hinder your chances of employment, only that it would be more useful if you were applying for a job as a university lecturer. None of the solicitors at the law firm I work part-time at - including the partners - possess PhD’s.

Good luck,

James

 
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