Your career
Information and resources to help you plan your career:
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Graduate attributes
Increasingly, what employers both local and international look for is strong knowledge of the foundations of the common law legal method, immersion in doctrines, an appreciation of the social and moral context in which law operates and a strong set of generic skills.
In consultation with the legal profession and other community links, the UTS Bachelor of Laws is embedded with graduate attributes to get you work-ready and professionally skilled.
Graduate attributes are embedded into all core law subjects, so not only will you learn the law, you’ll also learn and practise necessary professional skills such as oral presentations, teamwork and understanding ethical implications of different courses of action.
Find out more about the UTS: Law graduate attributes.
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Law job alerts
Law job alerts is a service to facilitate employment and work experience opportunities between our students and potential employers.
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Careeropedia
Careeropedia is an online resource where you can search for web based career information relating to your area of study.
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Graduate employment program and summer clerkship scheme
UTS: Law participates in the graduate employment program and summer clerkship scheme in conjunction with the major Sydney law firms and government departments.
Penultimate and final year law students who are interested in working in one of the large law firms or government organisations are encouraged to participate in these schemes.
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Practical experience
An essential requirement of the UTS: Law practical legal training (PLT) program is the practical experience work placement.
Find out more about practical experience.
Need help?
The UTS Careers Service can assist you with services including:
- resume checking,
- careers counselling, and
- computerised career assessment.
Find out more about the careers service.
