About this guide
Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway: English-taught LLMs in arbitration, human rights and international law, some of Europe's longest post-study permits, and tuition fees for non-EU students.
The Nordic countries offer respected English-taught LLMs and, in Denmark and Finland, some of Europe's longest post-study permits. All four now charge tuition to non-EU students. Local legal practice requires the local language.
What is inside
- The Honest SummaryAn LLM in the Nordic countries
- Section 01Programmes worth knowing
- Section 02What it costs
- Section 03Applying
- Section 04Working and practising afterwards
- Section 05Before you apply: a checklist
- Section 06The downsides, stated plainly
- Section 07Sources