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The most important factor to consider before you plan to pursue a law course abroad is to understand the difference in the degrees conferred. In many countries, graduate students can opt for an LLB and follow it up with an LLM degree. Although , many top law colleges abroad allow students to study law as an integrated course of five years after clearing 12 years of education.  While the countries follow the same model, they have a different set of degrees on offer.  LLM or master’s in law follows the same degree structure across the world. However, the difference lies in the first law degrees as well as in Ph.D degrees.

These are the top universities for law in abroad:

• Harvard Law School
• Oxford 
• University of Cambridge
• Yale Law School
• New York University (NYU) - Law
• Stanford Law school
• London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)- Law department
• Melbourne Law School (MLS)
• University of Chicago Law School
• University of California, Berkeley (UCB) law

To get the detailed information of how to apply for admission into these universities as well as the courses offered and the fee etc., please go through the following link 

https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/top-law-colleges-abroad/amp

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