u/Mother-Dot8484

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CoE French language requirements

Hello! I intend to apply for college of Europe and I believe I have good chances. Yet I do not have a French Language Diploma. I am taking intensive courses and I believe I can get to a level of B2 by the time of application. Yet, I will not be able to take an exam. Can I still get shortlisted or it is considered as I do not fulfill the requirements?

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u/Mother-Dot8484 — 4 days ago

Hello. I want to get an average score of B2 in the TCF exam. I have studied for four months from zero and I got an 65/100 in DELF B1 exam. I need to get a B2 and I have only two months until the exams. Do you think it is doable? Any tip is welcomed btw.

Thank you

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u/Mother-Dot8484 — 13 days ago
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I am a qualified EU lawyer. In the upcoming year I want to pursue an LLM with specialisation in competition law. I have been accepted in the LLM EU Competition Law of UvA and in the LLM(Competition and Innovation) of LSE. My goal is to get a job in international firms in Brussels as a competition lawyer.

  1. What do you think about the prestige of both universities?

  2. Which of the two provides more job accessibility?

  3. Which of the two has better networking in the Brussels market?

  4. Is LSE as recognised as it was before brexit in Brussels?

  5. Even if LSE is generally better, if I choose UvA due to the lower tuition, does it dramatically reduce my chances for employment?

(Any other tips are welcomed)

Thank you

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u/Mother-Dot8484 — 20 days ago
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Hello everyone. I am an EU national and I currently work as a trainee lawyer. I finished my bachelor last year with honours and I plan to pursue an LLM in the UvA in EU Competition law. Until then I will get my EU Qualification. I want to become a Competition lawyer in international firms in Brussels. I am fluent in English and a have a DELF B1 certification in French. I also have many academic accomplishments. From what I have seen the Brussels market is particularly competitive and not a lot of people achieve to establish themselves there. Yet I feel confident about my capabilities. Is my goal realistic? Is there a better LLM to achieve my goal? (I was also thinking about an LLM in competition and innovation in LSE for example)Any other tips would be welcome.

Thank you

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u/Mother-Dot8484 — 21 days ago