finding a job in italy with a university degree in law?

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hubbaMember04 February 2010 11:40:45

Hi!

I am currently living in Lithuania, but after a semester in the university of Bologna I would life to transfer there Maybe there is anyone, who would have some information about the ways and possibilities to find a job there with a degree in law?
Thank you!

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Member since 15 January 2010

miki184New member05 February 2010 10:14:13

Hi Hubba,

It's really difficult to find a job as a lawyer. First you have to do an apprenticeship - UNPAID in most cases and then the exam which according to most is very difficult as many do not pass the first time. Of course, as you have three languages under your belt, you might try using that as a way to get your foot in the door.

Good luck!

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