Preparing for a Career

Our Oxford summer school advisers suggest developing some skills in coding even if you don't want to be a software engineer.

There's more to the legal system than criminal, contract and constitutional law. The wide variety of areas that a lawyer can specialise in offers a wide-ranging choice of career paths for any law graduate.

What exactly could you do once you learn how to code? Here are some of the top coding career options.

If you do choose to study Politics at university, here’s your guide to the careers which could follow.

Although none of us know exactly what jobs we will be applying for in ten years’ time, here are some skills that you can develop now to be best equipped for the future job market.

Science isn't just about research and working in a lab - so if lab work isn't your thing, don't let this put you off studying a science at university. Here are some alternative careers for a science graduate.

If you haven’t studied it before, Philosophy might seem like a subject that bears little relation to the real world. Students are sometimes apprehensive to study it, but philosophy graduates are incredibly valuable to employers, due to the transferable skills that the subject provides. Here are some areas where philosophy becomes relevant that you might not expect.