UWS Law - Question for recent grads (1 Viewer)

[kamalpradeep]

Hi,

I would like to hear from any recent UWS Law graduate about finding a Law related job after graduating from UWS.
Is it really hard finding a job? What percentage of UWS Law graduates managed to find a suitable job after the graduation?

I am thinking of doing Law at UWS next year, and people's opinion (about the employability of UWS Law grads) is scaring me a lot .

 

[obliviousninja]

Maybe at a fairfield law firm earning 30k a year

 

[StudiousStudent]

Maybe at a fairfield law firm earning 30k a year

I thought job opportunities for law graduates had more to do with the marks they achieved, as opposed to the university they attended.

 

[kamalpradeep]

Hi,

I would like to hear from any recent UWS Law graduate about finding a Law related job after graduating from UWS.
Is it really hard finding a job? What percentage of UWS Law graduates managed to find a suitable job after the graduation?

I am thinking of doing Law at UWS next year, and people's opinion (about the employability of UWS Law grads) is scaring me a lot .

I am more interested about jobs outside Law firms.

 

[Nailgun]

I thought job opportunities for law graduates had more to do with the marks they achieved, as opposed to the university they attended.

I think that might be true, if the job market wasn't so bad lel

Supply > Demand

You probably need both.

 

[engineering]

UWS main advertising in the last year has been all about one of their law graduates.

http://www.westernsydney.edu.au/unlimited/stories_of_unlimited

 

[kamalpradeep]

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[iamtheone]

I thought job opportunities for law graduates had more to do with the marks they achieved, as opposed to the university they attended.

+1
Its all about the individual's ability. It's like being a big fish in a little pond, you have an ability to shine more in a less reputable uni than a larger uni. Think of it like Harvard Students on Suits