LawBritannia.co.uk
Provides impartial, practical and expert legal careers advice to non-UK nationals interested in studying and practising law in the UK. The LawBritannia website offers free-of-charge information and advice to guide you through the steps you need to take to become a lawyer in the UK and help you to research law firms and apply for training contracts.
get.hobsons.co.uk
The GET site gives you access to graduate jobs in the UK, independent career advice and an online community of job hunters.
jobs.ie
Features a listing of legal jobs currently on offer in Ireland.
Irishjobs.ie
Offers visitors a searchable database of up-to-date vacancies at graduate recruiters across Ireland, the option to register their CV for recruiters to search, and the latest career information and advice.
Workinfrance.com
Workinfrance.com is a reference site for European graduates seeking employment in France.
EnglishUK.com
English UK is the national association of accredited English language centres in the UK, with over 350 member centres in private schools, educational trusts and charities, further education colleges and universities. Visit the English UK site to search a database of English language courses at institutions accredited by the Accreditation UK Scheme, which English UK runs in partnership with the British Council.
Postgrad.com
The Postgrad site offers in-depth information and advice about studying in the UK at postgraduate level.
Gradview.com
The Gradview site's LLM Zone features information and advice about studying for an Master of Laws degree in the US, and profiles of a number of Amercian law schools offering LLMs.
Unistats.com
Unistats is the official website launched to help learners compare subjects at universities and colleges in the UK. The site provides information on the profile of students, progression on graduation, degree classifications awarded, employment prospects, and detailed information from the National Student Survey.
The Research Assessment Exercise
The Research Assessment Exercise is conducted jointly by the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE), the Scottish Funding Council (SFC), the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales (HEFCW) and the Department for Employment and Learning, Northern Ireland (DEL). The primary purpose of the RAE 2008 is to produce quality profiles for each submission of research activity made by institutions. The four higher education funding bodies intend to use the quality profiles to determine their grant for research to the institution which they fund with effect from 2009–10.
The Guardian – University Guide 2009 (undergraduate only)
The Times' law school rankings (undergraduate only)
U.S.News's law school rankings
Brian Leiter's law school rankings
Top-Law-Schools.com's rankings
The Good Guides' ratings
