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Re: Law and International Development
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- nealric
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Re: Law and International Development
If you want to do development, don't go to law school. What you learn in law school is mostly irrelevant to this type of work.
Apply to SAIS or a similar program and go work for the world bank or a non-profit. I don't have personal experience with development work, but my sister is going to be working for the world bank and my roommate is a SAIS graduate.
http://www.sais-jhu.edu/
Apply to SAIS or a similar program and go work for the world bank or a non-profit. I don't have personal experience with development work, but my sister is going to be working for the world bank and my roommate is a SAIS graduate.
http://www.sais-jhu.edu/
- gwuorbust
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Re: Law and International Development
law is not a universal degree that everyone and anyone should have.
if you want to do development get a degree in the development and work for the UN, an NGO, etc. better yet then just piling on the degrees, why don't you do field work for a while ?
if you want to do development get a degree in the development and work for the UN, an NGO, etc. better yet then just piling on the degrees, why don't you do field work for a while ?
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