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Foundations for success

With an enviable reputation for excellence our students are proactively targeted by City firms and local and regional practitioners. Dedicated staff, a vibrant alumni network and award winning student societies keep these connections alive and strong, creating a community of scholarship in which you can thrive.

  • A dedicated alumni
    Our alumni network is inspirational. Dedicated to nurturing the talent of each generation of law students, they provide careers advice through our mentoring schemes, sponsor networking events, judge moots and much more.
  • Student-led initiatives
    Our vibrant and award-winning student societies work closely with leading law firms, solicitors, members of the bar, our alumni and other legal networks to help you explore your passions and career ambitions.
  • ‌Careers Fairs
    The annual Law Exhibition welcomes around 80 leading international and national law firms, sets of chambers and professional legal education providers giving students an opportunity to discuss career opportunities at their respective organisations. A must for all law students. Find out more about other careers fairs here too.

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For information on Law School specific career activities please contact our Employability team on law-employability@bristol.ac.uk 

You can also visit the Careers Service for support and advice on where your degree can take you.

How to get involved

We will advertise Law School and student-led opportunities in our weekly Employability Bulletin and publicise competitions on our Law School Student Employability Blog.

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