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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Tess Reidy

Law and business careers: why early professional development is built on a foundation of wellbeing

Young mixed race businessman working from home using a laptop computer and speaking on the phone while sitting in his sofa.
The University of Law’s dedicated online campus allows students to set their own deadlines and take control of their studies. Photograph: Lucas Ottone/Stocksy United

The coronavirus pandemic has radically reshaped the education system, and online learning has become easier and more practical than ever. Workplaces are changing too. There’s more hybrid capability. Talks and meetings are increasingly taking place online because firms now have the tools to do more things remotely. Some City law practices are even moving beyond office-based working and making the shift to fully flexible and remote models. If there was ever a time to gain qualifications remotely, now’s the moment to do it.

At The University of Law (ULaw), legal and business courses can be part-time or full-time and are available to start throughout the year. With its virtual learning platform, you get 24/7 access to course materials, you can set your own deadlines and there are live sessions as well as pre-recorded lectures at its dedicated campus ULaw Online.

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