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Law, legal services and patents career advice
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Not all law graduates choose to qualify as a solicitor or barrister, but there are many other careers which can make use of their degree.
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The steps you must take before you are called to the Bar in Northern Ireland.
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The steps you must take before you are called to the Bar in Ireland.
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The steps you need to take to become a solicitor in Northern Ireland.
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The steps you need to take to become a solicitor in the Republic of Ireland.
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Graduate careers in law, legal services and patents: getting a job, applications, working life and salaries.
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Becoming a solicitor is a big commitment. Not only does it involve a three or four year undergraduate degree, afterwards you’ll need to complete all your FE1s and do a traineeship, all of which could take longer than your undergraduate degree. For this reason, it’s important to know before you make the commitment that this is the career for you. One of the best ways to do that is to apply for one of the many internships available in the sector.
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A legal qualification could give you the passport to work beyond your home country.
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Most popular graduate recruiters in Law
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