Why study a Law Conversion Course? - Part 2

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In this second episode of Why study a Law Conversion Course?, Future Pupil Amy Weir is joined by alumni Sophie Stevens to discuss their law conversion course experiences at The University of Law. Amy and Sophie explore why law conversion courses are a great alternative for those who didn't study the LLB, sharing their journeys to the bar and what they learnt from the process.

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