Podcast: Jet-setting in the field of construction

Listen to a podcast by Lawyers Weekly journalist and host Lara Bullock, who is joined by Lawyers Weekly publisher Will Magee and Clyde & Co partner Glen Warwick, Glen speaks about what a career working in construction and real estate law is like, as well as the challenges and perks of working in an international industry. 

Podcast available online here.

Melbourne Law School has taken a step in this direction by this week releasing the results of surveys of the classes of 2013 and 2014. We have a detailed breakdown of the percentage of graduates in different types of employment and a long list of the various employers for whom they work.

The most recent survey of Melbourne Law School graduates shows particularly strong results with 98 per cent employment and 73 per cent of those employed working as a legal graduate (trainee, barrister, solicitor or judge's associate) and most of the rest in good graduate roles or employed in other legal roles.

We list more than 125 different employers from the legal and non-legal sectors who employed our students – showing the wide range of possibilities there are out there for law graduates.

Full article available online.

Dear students,

Please note that for Friday 11 November the Law Careers Drop In session has been cancelled.

Law Careers Drop In sessions will continue as normal from Monday 14 November, and throughout the exam period.

Please email law-careers@unimelb.edu.au if you would like to arrange an appointment outside of the drop in schedule. 

Best wishes,

MLS Careers. 

In this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, the head of legal, Australia and New Zealand, of Dell Technologies shares insights into the world of in-house.

Available online here.

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