Law: What next?

This should have started you thinking about your future. Whether you are in the early stages of career planning, or you have definite ideas about what you want to do, you will find further information to help you in the following sections:

• Analyse your skills, interests and motivations to find out what jobs would suit me?
• Explore types of jobs to find out about entry requirements, salaries and working conditions.
• See industry insights for hints on breaking into various industries.
• Find graduate employers and see what they have to offer.
• You may want to investigate self-employment or flexible working.
• Look at the advice on applications, CVs and interviews.
• Get work experience through vacation work or a work placement.
• Find courses and research and investigate postgraduate study opportunities.
• If you are thinking about taking time out, volunteering or travelling consider a gap year or explore working and studying abroad.
• If you have already graduated, get online interactive advice.
• Visit your university careers service for a wealth of advice and resources to help with your career planning.

	Written by higher education careers professionals	Date:  December 2008
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