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My area of expertise is law, so which graduate scheme should I apply to If i want to specialise in regulatory advice?

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  • Author: Arslan H.
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  • Anonymous

    Hi Arslan. We tend to find that law students really enjoy our Tax service line due to the constantly changing regulations and laws, and the tend to excel in this service line too. However, law students have joined all four of our service lines and do really well. Doing this quiz might help you identify where your skills are and which service line you might be best suited to!

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    Https://ukcareers.ey.com/students/programmes/ey-pathfinder

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    Arslan H. Candidate

    Thank you Becca. I have looked into Extended Assurance, which also deals with regulation and compliance. Is this graduate role appropriate for law background individuals?

  • Anonymous

    Yes it would be
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