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Where Can a Law Degree Take You?
Our graduates go on to become Solicitors, Barristers and pursue legal practice abroad. Others choose to shape a just society as policymakers, in the civil service, as academics, entrepreneurs, journalists, or in the not-for-profit sector and non-governmental organisations. These alternative careers can also be pursued following qualification as a practising lawyer. You can find a range of career paths based on the skills you will gain as a law graduate.
| Legal careers |
Business & finance |
Government & public service |
International organisations & NGOs |
Communication & leadership |
Emerging industries |
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| Solicitor | Business consultant |
Civil service and public administration |
Human rights organisations |
Journalism |
Technology and data governance |
| Barrister | Corporate adviser |
Policy adviser |
European and international institutions |
Public relations |
Artificial intelligence policy |
| Legal researcher |
Risk and governance specialist |
Diplomatic and international roles |
Advocacy and development organisations |
Education |
Cybersecurity and regulation |
| In-house legal adviser |
Entrepreneur |
Management roles |
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| Compliance specialist |
Career choices in Law
Solicitors, lawyers, and barristers are well-known choices for a career with a law degree. Some of our graduates choose other, equally fulfilling pathways. Click a graduate profile to find out more.
After your degree
Learn about the next steps for your career, connect with us to take part in great Alumni events, network with other Alumni, and keep up-to-date with the School of Law Alumni news.
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