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- Anonymous Original poster
- 30 May 2012
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- Preferred qualification: Postgraduate | Preferred study destination: United States
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- Anonymous Participant
Hi, you have to complete your masters before applying to a PhD Law degree. If you have a master’s degree, then it may take less time to complete the PhD. It may take three to six years to complete this degree depending on the field you select.
There are some universities which give financial aid to outstanding students.
• The 'USA Fulbright Scholarships for International Students' provides financial aid for international students enrolled in post-graduate and doctorate courses in universities and academic institutions in USA. The scheme covers any area of study except for MBA and Medicine.
• Overseas Research Scholarships: This is open to any foreign student with a good academic merit. But, this is only a partial scholarship that covers the difference in the fees for a home student and international student.
• Commonwealth Scholarship Plan: This plan provides financial assistance for students from Commonwealth countries. The grant is available up to three years and covers basic expenses such as travel, tuition fee and living expenses. Additional allowance may or may not be provided for books and clothes.
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