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Q: If I study law do I have to be a lawyer?
A: No. Now only about two thirds of our students go into legal practice. A law degree offers an excellent education and training for a whole range of careers. Today our graduates go on to pursue careers in fields as diverse as accountancy, journalism, business, the Civil Service, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, and international human rights.