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Graduate Destinations

Our degrees have been carefully designed to evolve with the ever-changing legal landscape, and to equip students with the legal knowledge and skills demanded by an increasingly globalised industry. This means that our graduates go on to a number of destinations, including employment, further study, legal training and academia.

Qualifying Law Degrees

All of our Undergraduate degree schemes are Qualifying Law Degrees, which denotes they are approved by the Law Society of England and Wales and recognised for entry onto professional vocational training required to become a Solicitor or Barrister. Our Postgraduate programmes prepare students for careers with law firms, international organisations, local government, teaching and research. The academic experience offered by the School is enriched by a programme of activities designed to encourage students to accelerate their personal development and to cultivate skills that will give them an edge in the increasingly competitive job market.

Known destinations of Bangor Law graduates

According to the latest statistics from the annual Destination of Leavers from Higher Education survey (2015), 91.3% of our graduates were in employment or further study 6 months after graduating, with the split as follows:

  • Full-time work: 38.9%
  • Part-time work: 6.9%
  • Primarily working and also studying: 8.3%
  • Primarily studying and also working: 4.2%
  • Full-time study: 27.8%
  • Part-time study: 1.4%

Recent graduate destinations

Bangor graduates have found employment or further study opportunities in recent times in some of the following organisations:

  • Lincoln’s Inn (Bar)
  • Middle Temple (Bar)
  • College of Law (Solicitor Training)
  • HM Revenue and Customs, Treasury Solicitor
  • New York Bar
  • University of Arizona
  • Bank of Shanghai
  • United Nations
  • Whitehall
  • Federal Capital Development Administration in Nigeria
  • Immigration Control
  • Reserve Bank of Malawi
  • Her Majesty’s Courts Service
  • Cabinet Office, London
  • Oxford Institute of Legal Practice (Legal Practice Course)
  • Wilson Browne Solicitors
  • College of Law, Chester
  • Stephensons Solicitors LLP
  • Gwynedd County Council
  • University of the West of England, Bristol (Bar Professional Training Course)
  • Old People’s Commission Wales
  • Marsden & Rawthorn
  • Edward Hughes Solicitors
  • RAF
  • Citizens Advice Bureau
  • Cordner Lewis Solicitors
  • Tudur Owen Roberts Glynne & Co
  • Howell Davies & Co
  • University of Exeter
  • Ernst & Young (Human Capital department)
  • Monbus (legal department)
  • FoxMandal Little
  • University of Portsmouth
  • Central Bank of Malawi
  • Government of Sindh