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May 21, 2008
Chinese LLM degrees for foreigners
Some time ago, a discussion on the Chinalaw list about LLMs for foreigners (typically English-language) offered by Chinese institutions prompted me to ask for those with views on the subject to write to me so I could assemble a document that would answer questions that often came up.
Here's the result; hope it's useful to all.
MAY 26 UPDATE: I have posted a revised document here.
May 21, 2008 in Commentary, Fellowships/Research Opportunities, Other, People and Institutions | Permalink
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Please note that this report contains the responses of only eleven people. Of these, all are quoted anonymously, only four are partners with influence over hiring decisions, and only one has actually attended one of the programs in question. If you have further questions about the Programs, please feel free to get in touch with me via my blog, as I am currently enrolled in the BeiDa Program. I promise to provide accurate, albeit naturally biased, information based upon my experiences.
Posted by: 燕迈锟 | May 25, 2008 2:25:53 AM
