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Law fairs have gone virtual this year! Just as in-person events, you should do some preliminary work before attending your university’s law fair and engaging with employers. Here is our advice on how to effectively prepare for virtual law fairs.
Universities and law schools are providing similar law degree courses instead of making the most of their freedom to design a range of options for students to choose from, a new report has claimed.
Law students and law school staff from the University of East Anglia have launched a law clinic to provide free legal advice to members of the local community.
Hundreds of university law society members have participated in the LawCareers.Net survey to discover the best student law societies across the country.
Staff and students from the University of Law combined to take part in this year's Guildford legal walk, raising money for the Surrey Law Centre.
“Can I still qualify as a solicitor via the Legal Practice Course (LPC) even though the Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE) is now the new pathway into the profession?” This is a question that is becoming increasingly more familiar as many aspiring lawyers consider their next step towards qualification.
US firm McDermott Will & Emery has launched a new internship at City Law School, the law faculty of City University London.
At our LawCareersNetLIVE Virtual event on 10 and 11 December 2024, the panel of trainee solicitors provided insight into their experiences of the law firm application process, what being a trainee is really like and their advice for prospective candidates. A representative from The University of Law was also on hand to answer questions about postgraduate study and employability.
Students from BPP Law School, The City Law School and the University of Law will be competing in the first Young Legal Minds commercial negotiation competition on Monday 14 October.
In this masterclass, hosted by LawCareers.Net and The University of Law, we’ll cover exactly what QWE means, including what counts as QWE, how to get it accredited and how law firms are incorporating QWE into their training programmes.
London-based firm Cubism Law is launching a new legal apprenticeship programme in partnership with City University London and CILEx Law School.
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Students at London South Bank University have honoured outstanding lawyers and campaigners in the fields of human rights and social justice with a new photo gallery project called ‘Inspired by Law’.
The University of Law is holding its annual National Law Fair at its Moorgate centre on Wednesday 26 June.
Nottingham Law School has signed a deal with Dutch university Radboud which will allow NLS students to study for a Master's in European Law in the Netherlands.
LawCareers.Net's annual reader survey has left one Scottish student £1,000 richer.
“You don’t look like a solicitor, you’ll never make it.” This is what former President of the Law Society I. Stephanie Boyce was told throughout her journey to becoming a solicitor. Boyce’s story encapsulates the outdated homogeneity concerning what a typical solicitor should ‘look and sound like’.
The Legal Professions Wellbeing Taskforce has determined that all legal professionals should be made more aware of the need for emotional competency, with a particular emphasis on training law students in this regard.
