Originally Posted by Unregistered

Think the question is more like - what for you intend to practice. KCL has a few specialist courses - one for construction, one for international financial regulation, etc etc etc.

It is not worthwhile taking up an LLM which you do not intend to use in your professional career. That's just a plain waste of money even if you take it up - this is especially so if you already have a TC offer. 1 year pqe in practice FAR FAR exceeds the value you get from a KCL LLM.

NB, not dissing KCL LLMs. I'm a former KCL LLM Grad. I'm merely speaking from experience. I only left to do my LLM after 3 years - and honestly, i intended for it to be more of a sabbatical and an opportunity to travel/relax rather than for its potential returns (which is really not much). If you read a couple of pages back in this forum, you'll realize that this is generally the consensus on LLMs - not just KCL LLMs in particular.