02.09.2010: Review of the EMLE program in Israeli economic newspaper
The Israeli economic newspaper "The Marker" (Haaretz) gave a wonderful
review of the EMLE program, in an article reviewing all of the
international LLM programs in Israel.
Unfortunately the article is in Hebrew. But here is short summary. It
starts by stating that:
"Four Israeli educational institutions offer Master degree tracks
which combine studying abroad. But the examination of Haaretz reveals
that except for two cosmopolitan programs at the University of Haifa,
the other Master programs in law, offered by other universities, offer
only a short sample (of no more than few weeks) in foreign university,
during the summer."
Later in a long review of the EMLE program the paper states that:
"The most elitist integrated Master program is called "European Master
in Law & Economics". Haifa law school is a partner of this program
with leading universities in Europe, and this is the only Master
program in recognized by the EU commission."
Later the article gives details of the structure of the program,
listing some of the partners (Bologna, Gent and Hamburg) and even
adding pictures of some of the students from last year.
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review of the EMLE program, in an article reviewing all of the
international LLM programs in Israel.
Unfortunately the article is in Hebrew. But here is short summary. It
starts by stating that:
"Four Israeli educational institutions offer Master degree tracks
which combine studying abroad. But the examination of Haaretz reveals
that except for two cosmopolitan programs at the University of Haifa,
the other Master programs in law, offered by other universities, offer
only a short sample (of no more than few weeks) in foreign university,
during the summer."
Later in a long review of the EMLE program the paper states that:
"The most elitist integrated Master program is called "European Master
in Law & Economics". Haifa law school is a partner of this program
with leading universities in Europe, and this is the only Master
program in recognized by the EU commission."
Later the article gives details of the structure of the program,
listing some of the partners (Bologna, Gent and Hamburg) and even
adding pictures of some of the students from last year.
