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A recent BBC documentary has revealed that grads from working-class backgrounds with top degrees are much less likely to get 'elite' jobs in areas such as law than their more privileged counterparts. However, despite the barriers, there are ways for working-class and BAME graduates to increase their chances of landing a City job.

London’s transport system allows you to get to a wide range of places with ease thanks to the vast number of travel links available - here are some tips for students travelling around London.

Summer’s here! With its arrival comes a chance to catch up on lost sleep and spend your days in the pool instead of lectures. For most law students, the last thing they want to think about during these long-awaited months is uni. However, the 2020 academic year will be here before you know it. If you don’t want to be caught off guard, there are plenty of things you can do this summer to prepare for the applications ahead.

As Boris Johnson enters Downing Street, The Law Society has called on him to prioritise fixing our justice system and ensure that the legal services sector remains diverse and globally competitive. In this blog, I have fleshed out five things that the legal sector expects from the new Tory prime minister.

London is a huge, sprawling city to study in, and is home to several prestigious world-class universities including LSE, UCL and King’s; this guide lays out some of the most important benefits and issues with studying in the capital.

Wondering how to prepare for your law degree? This is an excellent guide to a few must-read books for the run-up to studying law at university.

With deadlines closing in and exams just around the corner, final law students are approaching their last pre-graduation hurdle. However, at this time, sleep becomes the biggest obstacle during revision lectures and while studying, so here are some tips that will help you triumph in law school and avoid daydreaming.

Not all students appreciate that it takes time to develop the skills necessary to study law at university level. This article aims to provide an introduction for first-year students to the LLB degree and the English court structure, while explaining how to read and analyse case law and prepare for being a law student.

When students go to the law library, they often experience bewilderment, apprehension and panic at the vast number of books. To aid students, this article identifies various search techniques, breaks down the complex system (used by most libraries) and includes tips on how to make the most of librarians.