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Meet the challenge of digital disruption in law and policy with Australia's first dedicated postgraduate course — this online Graduate Certificate in Emerging Technologies and Law course from RMIT Online. View course information
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The Juris Doctor is designed to equip non-law graduates with the knowledge and practical skills needed for careers in the commercial law sector. View course information
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The Master of Laws is a comprehensive course focusing on international commercial law and corporate regulation, preparing students for leadership roles in a variety of legal careers. View course information
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The Bachelor of Laws is an essential course for those seeking legal careers across industries including law, business, journalism, public administration, private enterprise and politics. View course information
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About Law
Lawyers are renowned for being well-respected and well-paid, so it’s no surprise that in 2013 the UK’s Telegraph found the level of job fulfilment for lawyers to be especially high. While fulfilment may not be an issue once you land a job and start to work on cases, finding the job itself may be a different story.
Landing a legal position has been quite a competitive business of late, but the tide looks to be turning. As Lisa Gazis, managing director of Mahlab Recruitment, said recently in Lawyers Weekly:
‘As the economy improves, demand for lawyers with skills in areas such as corporate and commercial law, restructuring, infrastructure and major projects, commercial litigation, employment law, commercial property development, insurance law and regulatory and compliance law, as well as energy and resources, will provide opportunities.
Landing a legal position has been quite a competitive business of late, but the tide looks to be turning. As Lisa Gazis, managing director of Mahlab Recruitment, said recently in Lawyers Weekly:
‘As the economy improves, demand for lawyers with skills in areas such as corporate and commercial law, restructuring, infrastructure and major projects, commercial litigation, employment law, commercial property development, insurance law and regulatory and compliance law, as well as energy and resources, will provide opportunities.
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