The above text focuses on scholarships available to students at the LLB level. Great effort has been put on targeting particular donors such as NGOs and law firms, which in return target students who pursue public interest law. These students might require additional financial support which is provided either through private or government sources, but students and doners around the globe also pitches in through programs such as Chevening or fulbright. Many local scholarships also work in tandem to eventully mold these students into capable citizens who can take on the international law. Fulfilling all requirements of these programs is a challanging but essential step towards such opportunities. Therefore, students must do their research before assigning possitive or neagtive sentiments towards them.
A variety of government agencies, NGOs, and educational institutions sponsor scholarships for MA LLB students aimed at students but not limited to, those studying legal disciplines at a local or foreign institution. Like other institutes, law schools and firms are also grant providers, but skill sets and soft skills such as social responsibility, public service and ethics are highly sought- after in these positions. These grants of higher education candidates in law are focused and aided on so that they can command international law.