Exploring Legal Futures Webinars NEW
Calling all prospective and current University students interested in learning about Law at Cambridge and the exciting and impactful career paths available to Law graduates! The Cambridge University Faculty of Law recently held our first annual Exploring Legal Futures webinar series.
This series of seven discussion sessions provided those interested in studying and practicing law with key information to inform their decision on which legal path may be right for them. Each session was followed by a Q&A session consisting of questions submitted by attendees. Featuring leading legal professionals and alumni, Cambridge lecturers, and current students, there are talks for anyone interested in studying law and exploring future career paths in and around the legal sector.
Recordings of these sessions are now available for you to watch below.
Many thanks to our alumni who joined us for these sessions. We are especially grateful for speakers from our AWP supporters, Clifford Chance, Slaughter & May, Hogan Lovells, and Maitland Chambers.
We look forward to offering more sessions in 2025 touching on further topics relevant to prospective law students and professionals.
Sessions relevant to prospective students
Demystifying law at Cambridge
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Applying to Cambridge Law
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Applying to Cambridge as a mature student
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Sessions relevant to current students
Internships, vacation schemes and training contracts: What firms are looking for
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Exploring non-legal career pathways for law graduates
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Should I be a solicitor or a barrister? How to decide on the right pathway for your career in law
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Exploring legal career pathways for non-law graduates
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