Event overview
Academics from the Department of Law, legal practitioners and NGO experts working with Goldsmiths Law, will reflect on "a day in their life" with a Q&A.
Can you see yourself working for a commercial, corporate or tax law firm in the City? Or do you aspire to go into criminal law practice, or defend human rights working for an NGO? Or you might be interested in a career as a prosecutor, working for the Crown Prosecution service or other criminal justice organisation. Perhaps you love legal theory, and you aspire to a career in academia. Or you may want to obtain a Law degree simply as a means to then pursuing a career in related fields, as a journalist, technology expert, or civil servant or you may plan to work in the creative industries.
Academics at the Department of Law at Goldsmiths University of London, legal practitioners and NGO experts working with Goldsmiths Law, will reflect on "a day in their life" as barristers, solicitors, anti-money laundering officers, prosecutors, journalists, or human rights NGO experts, to take a few examples, and will answer questions about future career prospects in these areas.
This event is directed at Year 12 and Year 13 students, mature students, parents and teachers, and students who are at the stage of choosing GCSE subjects, but is also suitable for students who are currently studying law, or who are new to the subject but are considering studying it at university.
This is an online event only (via Zoom). We will email the Zoom link to all participants closer to the date of our event.
Dates & times
| Date | Time | Add to calendar |
|---|---|---|
| 12 Jan 2022 | 4:00pm - 5:30pm |
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