Edinburgh Law Modules
Hello, I am a first-year student at the University of Edinburgh and I am currently picking my modules and need some greater advice as I think I might wish to be a corporate lawyer. I need to pick 40 credits worth and the options are Civil Law (40 credits), International Law (20 Credits), Introduction to Global Crime and Justice (20 credits), Employment Law (20 credits).
I’d go with civil law but it realistically doesn’t really matter too much what modules you do. You’ll learn everything you need on the LPC/SQE.
Original post by sublime-baths
I’d go with civil law but it realistically doesn’t really matter too much what modules you do. You’ll learn everything you need on the LPC/SQE.
Yh I actually think that makes a lot of sense, but should i prioritise future career prospect or personal enjoyment of the course, because I love politics and anything to do with international relations but Civil Law seems like a basic to go for.
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