Hello.

I am attending MSc in Management at National University of Singapore (NUS). I quite heard that a business degree holder (as an international student) may find some difficulties when looking for a job when compared to the locals.

I am thinking of doing a Graduate Diploma in Laws (online) because LL.M. seems to be taking a lot of time, money, and such for me. I don't have an undergraduate degree in law too.

Which school do you recommend for an online graduate diploma in laws?

Thank you very much !

For what career goal do you need a MiM and a GDL?

My goal would be in the sectors of consulting or international trade. My family business runs an import & distribution (so it's like a trading business), property management, and education business, so I learned that Laws play an important role in every sector. I would not work full-time in my family business because doing business lately in my country, Myanmar, (where there is hyperinflation, decreasing economic growth, ongoing conflict, etc.) is super challenging.

I will probably work in Singapore/Malaysia/Australia/UAE

Thank you sir.

[Edited by Thant Htet Sint on Nov 03, 2023]

Given that these countries have different laws, I don't see what a GDL does.

Sorry sir. I missed out to narrow down the area. The specific Laws area I would like to mean is business law/international business law. Which schools would be suitable for that scenario sir

I don't think roles exist where hiring managers want a MiM and a GDL. For the same effort, you could learn an extra language and that would add more value.