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How employable does a LLB make you for areas outside the legal profession? (1 Viewer)
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Most politicians, I would say, have studied law at university... Including our current and former prime minister.
Having said that, apparently Paul Keating didn't study anything lol.. not even tafe.
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its more because of the fact that lawyers can talk better than most people
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Very.
But of course, a degree ain't the be all and end all in politics. I did my stint in politics, after years and years of wanting to become a politician - didn't feel it was for me, then decided that I'd go into law.
But of course, a degree ain't the be all and end all in politics. I did my stint in politics, after years and years of wanting to become a politician - didn't feel it was for me, then decided that I'd go into law.
Would it be useful to do law and then straight away go into the finance/commerce industry?
P.S. dd24 your signature is no longer funny and is a major eye strain dude!!
Julia Gillard did law, but KRudd didn't - he did First Class Honours in Arts (Asian Studies).
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you get far in politics if people like what you want to do, and what you beleive in, => funding