There is, of course, the traditional route of becoming a solicitor (becoming a barrister is out of the question). But I was also seriously considering the idea of completing a masters in International Management or a masters in Human Resources. If I were to become a solicitor, I think that specialising in the area of white-collar crime and fraud would be particularly interesting. I would really appreciate some imput from others who have been in the position as myself. Thanks a lot!
Law student graduating - available career paths?
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