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Law Society of Scotland Alternative Careers Seminars

Posted on September 4th, 2009 by asiemens

The Law Society of Scotland, in conjunction with Edinburgh and Glasgow Universities, are running seminars designed to provide information on alternative careers outwith the legal profession. Speakers from a range of professions will outline their career paths, and the relevance of their legal qualifications in an alternative profession. There will be an opportunity for informal discussion with the speakers over refreshments after the seminars.

The seminars are free and are open to students from all Universities. The first seminar will be held at Glasgow University on 1st October at 5.30pm and the second seminar at Edinburgh University on the 13th October at 5.30pm. For more information and to register for a seminar click here.

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