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Kanishka Gambhir
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Oxford Law School graduates work in various fields and industries which helps them diversify their role. Oxford Law graduates develop many employability skills such as teamwork, leadership, communication and so on which helps them in future to be flexible in any role they engage in.
Some the most popular industries in which Oxford Law School graduates engage are mentioned below:
Top Industries | Percentage |
|---|---|
Legal | 24.12% |
Business Development | 17.74% |
Education | 9.69% |
Community & Social Services | 6.52% |
Entrepreneurship | 6.46% |
Operations | 6.17% |
Research | 5.52% |
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Kanishka Gambhir
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The Oxford Law School postgraduate taught courses and postgraduate research degrees. But these 2 post graduations differ from one another.
10 postgraduate taught courses for law students are:
Bachelor of Civil Law (BCL)
Magister Juris (MJur)
MSc in Criminology and Criminal Justice (full-time)
MSc in Criminology and Criminal Justice (part-time)
MSc in Intellectual Property (part-time)
MSc in International Human Rights Law (part-time)
MSc in Law and Finance
MSc in Taxation (part-time)
Postgraduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Law and Practice (part-time)
MSt in Legal
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Kanishka Gambhir
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The tutorials at the University of Oxford are considered central for teaching. These tutorials take place between a group of 2-3 students rather than a large classroom teaching. Personal attention to students can be provided through this method, which isn't possible through regular lectures alone.
These tutorials help students in many ways such as:
Direct feedback from the teachers
Introduction of new topics
Receive new piece of work to do independently
Exchange of ideas
Constructive criticism
Listening skills
Ability to think broadly
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Kanishka Gambhir
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The tutorials at the Oxford University are considered central for teaching. These tutorials take place between a group of 2-3 students rather than a large classroom teaching. Personal attention to students can be provided through this method, which isn't possible through regular lectures alone.
These tutorials help students in many ways such as:
Direct feedback from the teachers
Introduction of new topics
Receive new piece of work to do independently
Exchange of ideas
Constructive criticism
Listening skills
Ability to think broadly
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Ridhi
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Some of the top Oxford University recruiters are Amazon Web Services, PepsiCo, Samsung, Walmart, Bank of Singapore, Visa Europe, The World Bank Group, PwC, Bain & Company, ANZ Banking Group, Arise by Infinitas, Lodha Developers UK Ltd, Metro Bank Plc, Moss, Navis Capital Partners, Nomura Group, PINECONE Holdings, PJT PartnersArma Partners. Aviva UK, Ayan Capital etc.
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