Hey, seeking a wee bit of advice.
Currently graduating from my LL.B in law in a few months and I'm having a hard think as to what to do with my life. I do enjoy some aspects of law, but after 3 years of sitting at a desk and reading textbooks - i'm considering alternative career paths.
I've always been a bit more hands on and practical, like to get stuck in with projects and work incredibly hard when I have a passion for something. At school I generally excelled in more practical subjects; Design & Technology, ICT, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Electronics... I also thoroughly enjoyed the finance and management modules in Business Studies at GCSE (A*) and A Level (B - Although my mum passed away during this year)
I've had a look around and a number of uni's offer (fully accredited) MSc's targeted at undergraduates with their first degree in an alternative subject which means I would be able to 'convert' from law to surveying/planning/management.
So - any advice? What to look for, what's good/what's bad about this industry. Different area's to look at?
I've looked at a MSc in Quantity Surveying and that seems to tick all the boxes;
Pro-active
Management
Finance
Law
Planning
It just seems a career that I could be really interested in and the more I read about it - the more I think it suits my skills and interests.
Any help at all is appreciated!
Rybee (: