How to Choose a Career in International Law?

Choosing a career in international law? You're not alone. Join Maria Robert Loggia, a seasoned arbitrator with feet on the ground in Dubai, Spain, and Egypt, as she unfolds the intricacies of the illustrious DIFCs Testaments. 🌐

As students, one tends to get overwhelmed by the plethora of courses available. Do you follow the herd or carve your niche? 🤔 With the spotlight on DIFCs Testaments, Maria shares the vital importance of choosing what resonates with you, weaving a compelling narrative for your CV, and the beauty of embracing change. 🔄

Ever been torn between human rights and international commercial arbitration? 🎭 Dive in to find out how an enthralling class with Dr. Dorothy Okpala swayed Maria's heart and career.

In this insightful journey, Maria emphasizes the significance of passion, unique choices, and genuine commitment. Whether you're a budding law enthusiast or on the verge of your law career, this deep dive into DIFCs Testaments is the beacon of guidance you've been seeking.

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sr i’m a bit late but i wanna know what the career opportunities for people undertaking LLM in international law are if they are not lawyers?

[JordanDayTourAndMore]

very nice and interesting, Thanks for sharing, best wishes, be safe and hope to see you around

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[miladnejatian]

Hello thanks for your informative video I'm from iran I wanna got master of law from uk in your opinion can I find work Visa and sponsorship after finishing my llm

[HasibulHaqueImon]

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[jerryrussell]

Hello, I am currently in my first year of undergrad. I am contemplating doing an MBA/JD program then minor and Spanish and pursue international and corporate law. I’m just curious if you would have any advice? Thank you very much.

[THWeng-doob]

Hello! I'm from Taiwan and obtained my BA in Diplomacy (IR) this Jan. I'm recently accepted to an LLM in Legal Studies and an MSc in International Relations with a focus on EU studies. I'm more incline to choosing the former because as known to the world, we Taiwanese don't really have much space in the International society and studying further in IR isn't necessary, career wise. However, neither did I perform really well in any course in the field of international law (public International law, maritime law, EU law, human rights law, etc), nor am I interested in it. For me, it is quite dull compared to political science... My question is: should I pursue in this area that would be beneficial to my future career path, or should I study something really ignites my interest but is less helpful? thank you.

[THEYORUBATRAVELLER]

Hello thank you so much for this video because I have always wanted to be an international lawyer but I really don't know how to go about it and now I am thinking of getting a master's degree after completing my undergraduate program as I am in my final year. Please I would like to talk more in length with you if you don't mind. Thanks in anticipation of a response

[eradioalvarenga]

Hello, I'm from the U.S and I just graduated with my bachelor's degree in criminal justice, however later in my studies I discovered about business law and then I later discovered international business law and I really want to be an international business lawyer and I'm currently focusing on the admissions test for law school. Also after watching this video, I have a couple of questions about this career in international business law. My questions are:

If you're sent abroad to a foreign country to work for a law firm that is either a foreign branch or partner of an American law firm or the law firm of your native country, what type of work you do while staying in that country?

Do you do arbitration?

Do you work with the attorneys of that foreign country on the laws of your native country or the laws of the foreign country that you are staying in?

Do you have to specialize in the laws of the country that you're sent to?

Or do you just give legal advice on the laws of your native country?

I'm asking because I really want to do international law and I want to know how it works. If anyone can give me any answer, then that would be great and thank you very much.

[sagarjagtap]

i am Sagar Jagtap
Form India
i am Law student 2 year Nashik (India)
But Laws international carrier so please me give information

[namansekhri]

Hlo mam i m from India and now im doing law and im confuse for my future that like i thought i will do masters and then want to settle in abroad. But i dont know how and through which courses. So can u help me.

[gdt]

Maria what should i study in bachelors/university to follow international law later on

[juanpablolopez]

Hi Maria! Is it possible to study law abroad and become an international lawyer? Please let me know because I really want to, and I've also been advised to.

[remakbar]

What would be your advice for one who holds an LLM in International Maritime Law from non US university? How can one proceed with a career in US?

[vinnayie]

I’m going to study law in Denmark and then I’ll be a lawyer on Iceland😼