Do you know the difference between a solicitor and a a barrister?
In the UK, a solicitor provides legal advice and drafts legal documents, while a barrister represents clients in court and provides expert legal opinions on complex matters. Both professions require candidates to qualify through different sets of examinations and training pathways to practice in their respective roles.
While newly qualified solicitors can earn anywhere between £30,000 to £150,000, pupil barristers typically receive a first-year grant ranging from £18,500 to £50,000+. Hence, studying law in the UK is an excellent option for law aspirants looking to start their legal careers in England.
Recently, the Dreamuni EduVISA Services team had the opportunity to connect with the representatives of The University of Law Business School and learned that the institution is heavily invested in law-related programs, including SQE courses, which prepare students to qualify as solicitors, along with multiple undergraduate, BPC, and academic master’s programs. Furthermore, students from diverse academic backgrounds can pursue an LLM at the university.
The university also offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in business and humanities. Moreover, this 150-year-old private university provides an Employment Promise—if eligible students do not secure a job in the UK after graduation, they may receive a refund of their tuition fees, subject to the university’s terms and conditions.
As Education and Career Consultants, Payal Sinha and Kanakadurga Ramani from Dreamuni Eduvisa Services are committed to introducing students to the most career-oriented programs and institutions in India and overseas.
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