Law: Birmingham, QUB or Exeter
Hi guys! So I'm currently studying my second year law degree, and will be transferring to UK soon for my third year study as an international student! I've applied for Birmingham, QUB, Exeter, Essex, Liverpool, and Cardiff. Lucky enough, I got conditional offer from all of them! The thing is, I'm really hesitant on whether to go for Birmingham, QUB, or Exeter rn. I heard that Birmingham and QUB are quite good on their studies, and the environment are quite good. But Exeter seems to give more chance of getting a good job offer after graduation. Pls give me some advice (n your opinion on these unis!!!!!!!) Thanks 
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Your career prospects would likely be much the same regardless of which of those universities you study at. Choose based on course, location, facilities, accommodation, and general buzz.
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Original post by Yuxx
Hi guys! So I'm currently studying my second year law degree, and will be transferring to UK soon for my third year study as an international student! I've applied for Birmingham, QUB, Exeter, Essex, Liverpool, and Cardiff. Lucky enough, I got conditional offer from all of them! The thing is, I'm really hesitant on whether to go for Birmingham, QUB, or Exeter rn. I heard that Birmingham and QUB are quite good on their studies, and the environment are quite good. But Exeter seems to give more chance of getting a good job offer after graduation. Pls give me some advice (n your opinion on these unis!!!!!!!) Thanks ))
))Hiya @Yuxx !
It is great that you are thinking of perusing your studies with Essex.😃
These are our current rankings:
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49th for Law in THE World University Rankings by subject 2024
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3rd in UK for research power in law (Times Higher Education research power measure, REF2021)
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Top 30 in the UK for Law and Legal Studies in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024
We offer our students the opportunity to take a placement year where you can get hands on experience in the industry at an institution of your choice.
Our internationally diverse community of staff and students gives us a breadth of cross-cultural perspectives and insights into law and justice around the world.🌍
We have a dedicated careers team on campus that helps students with CV's, cover letter and job applications.
The department also brings external speakers to provide students with an in-depth overview of the market and the different career prospects.👩*💻
Our Special Facilities include:
The Essex Law Clinic where you can give legal advise to a case in court.
Essex Law Clinic | University of Essex
Human Rights Clinic founded in 2009, runs projects that enable students to apply their human rights knowledge to practical situations and further develop their professional skills, working in partnership with civil society organisations, international organisations, governments and national human rights institutions.
Human Rights Centre Clinic | University of Essex
Essex is the World in One Place being home to students from more than 140 countries.
Our Students Union (SU) offers more than 100 societies run by students for students.
This is a great opportunity to meet people with similar interests.
Societies
Some of the societies include:
Law Society Law
Girls Human Rights Society Girls Human Rights Hub
Bar Society Bar
Model United Society Model United Nations
Women in Law Society Women in Law
We also offer 40+ sport societies and a gym open 24/7.
Essex Blades Sport
On campus there are always events organized by the SU such us mixers to mini golf.
We have bars, coffee shops, supermarkets, restaurants and night club on campus. You can also get a part time job alongside our studies at one of our facilitates.
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Original post by Yuxx
Hi guys! So I'm currently studying my second year law degree, and will be transferring to UK soon for my third year study as an international student! I've applied for Birmingham, QUB, Exeter, Essex, Liverpool, and Cardiff. Lucky enough, I got conditional offer from all of them! The thing is, I'm really hesitant on whether to go for Birmingham, QUB, or Exeter rn. I heard that Birmingham and QUB are quite good on their studies, and the environment are quite good. But Exeter seems to give more chance of getting a good job offer after graduation. Pls give me some advice (n your opinion on these unis!!!!!!!) Thanks ))
))Location-wies Ec=xeter has a great campus and is near the coast .
There's a virtual campus visit on their website: https://virtualtourcompany.co.uk/exeter_university/index.html
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