As if choosing the perfect degree wasn’t already enough of a challenge, the ultra-competitive job market means students also need to seriously consider whether their chosen qualification has enough of a demand to lead to actual job opportunities.
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Becoming a Barrister: Beginning Pupillage with Catherine
This week Lawyer Monthly benefits from part 2 of One Pump Court’s pupillage series as it takes another personal…
Will the Law of the Future Reflect the Law of the Past?
It’s a fact – law is becoming increasingly inundated with the implementation of digitalization into its system on a…
You’re probably wondering, what is reflection and is it something that’s important to my law degree? Emma Jones, senior lecturer in law and member of the Open Justice team at the Open University, has the answers.
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Legal Studies: Fail to Plan and Plan to Fail
It’s a popular saying we’ve all heard, but it’s true; if you don’t plan ahead, you’re essentially planning for…
Becoming a Barrister: Beginning Pupillage with Ahmed
This week Lawyer Monthly benefits from a personal glimpse into the life of an upcoming barrister, as Ahmed Osman at…
Since its introduction in 1977 the Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL) has become an extremely popular entry route into law. The fast-track alternative offers students the opportunity to study another subject they are passionate about, without compromising their goal of becoming a solicitor or barrister.…
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7 Key Tech Skills for Law Students
As your skills and experience evolves, you’re going to have to keep up with the world of technology and innovation.…
5 Top Tips for Writing Law School Essays
Essay writing is hard as it is; now you’re in law school and it seems almost impossible to get it done. Continuing…