Graham Virgo: Why Study a Law Degree

Professor Graham Virgo discusses why students should consider studying a Law degree, whether or not they have decided that they wish to pursue a career in law as a solicitor or a barrister.
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[@ariestns]

For the Main point of this video , skip to 7:28

[@Richard-S75]

I watched this video before I started studying law part-time in 2013. I think it perfectly summarises my experience of developing legal skills on a qualifying law degree. I graduated last September, and I'm grateful to have found this as it helped set my expectations.

[@biker3762]

are you workingbin law now?

[@HXCVII]

im defo gonna use this when im doing my ucas

[@emmahassan4790]

Thanks for your explanation Mr. Graham Virgo

[@mahmutozdemir2283]

It is quite useful information given by Professor Graham Virgo. Indeed, a very good summary of why students should consider studying a Law degree. I recommend listening this video to everyone, whether or not a career in law as a solicitor or a barrister will be pursued. Many thanks for this video and significant explanations, Professor Graham Virgo.

[@timurboltaev8688]

I think the video answers the question of how I will study law, but not "why".

[@LeoTaxilFrance]

You learn "HOW TO THINK AS A LAYER".But if you already suffer from addiction you can not hear what is said very clearly.

[@julieann4813]

This is the video I needed to remind me why I am in law school. I felt lost in the past months because I felt I do not belong to law school for I am interested in learning the law but not sure if I wanted to be a practicing lawyer.

[@ROHITO.]

plz give me five legal reason of why law subject should be compulsory in secondary level

[@enamulkabir8047]

If you legally interpret and compare between prima facie and conclusive proof

[@enamulkabir8047]

Only then will faculties of ideas be changed .

[@user-hj3ln5ts3z]

Wich is higher, the low or human rights?

[@rebeccarankin3140]

What a levels are most common for law students?

[@helinatedla4739]

Rebecca Rankin history, english lit and a language

[@horacethehippo2445]

Is a language necessary? Both English and history I get top grades but I’m not so great at languages

[@nanashi7779]

@@horacethehippo2445 No

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