法律硕士LLM-LLM (Master of Laws)

Transcript: The Graduate Program requires that applicants scan and upload copies of all university transcripts and proof of degree conferral, please include the marking guide from the corresponding university. If the transcripts are not in English, then you must provide an official English language translation. For degrees from China, official original and English language translations of degree certificates are required in addition to transcripts. Please note that photographs of documents taken using a cellular device, digital camera or sent by fax are not acceptable. Please do not send original hard copy documents to our office at this time, if you are offered admission to the Graduate Program you will be provided with information on where to submit your hard copy original documents in order to complete the admissions process. Curriculum Vitae: Curriculum Vitae:Provide details of education, academic awards, relevant work experience, relevant volunteer experience, publications, conference presentations, etc. Recommendation Letter: The Graduate Program requires three letters of reference, at least one of which (and preferably two) should be from an academic referee who is able to speak to your abilities as a student. Please forward your thesis proposal to your referees and ask that they comment on the quality of the proposal and your preparation for undertaking the proposed project.http://www.allard.ubc.ca/admissions/graduate-program-admission/masters-llm-program/llm-required-application-documents Thesis Proposal: The LLM degree in the Allard School of Law at UBC is a thesis based degree involving original research therefore it is mandatory that a thesis proposal be included in your application form. Thesis (LLM) proposals form an important part of the admissions process and help to guide the assignment of supervisors and supervisory committees. A proposal should outline a research project that could reasonably lead to a thesis that makes an original scholarly contribution in the chosen field of legal study. The LLM thesis proposal should be approximately 5 pages (1,250 words) in length. Clarity of expression is important. The thesis proposal is to be uploaded to the application form under the "Experience and Interests" section.http://www.allard.ubc.ca/admissions/graduate-program-admission/masters-llm-program/llm-required-application-documents