What can one do with a non-qualifying Law Degree

Hi all,

Managed to graduate with a first class honours.

Not clear what my options are, anyone else taken this route?

Was unsure whether I wanted to pursue being a solicitor or barrister so opted for more interesting law modules rather than the dry compulsory ones.

First off can I get a job in a legal role with a LLB Law (non-qualifying)?

Secondly if I choose to pursue law, can I just complete only the modules I missed? (having completed contract law, torts etc during my degree)

Has anyone got any advice or what careers would be ideal otherwise?

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

For the GDL, you can claim a minimum of four exemptions. One of these exemptions may be from the 'other area of law' requirement (most GDLs require a research paper in the extra area of law). So, if you have studied at least three of the following, exemptions should be possible:

Tort
Contract
EU
Public
Criminal
Equity/Trust
Land

You could also consider completing CILEx. I don't think you could do the law graduate route but would still get many exemptions and careful course choice could mean you meet the academic requirements to become a solicitor later on. If you tell me which of the seven subjects above you have studied before, I may be able to help further.