Arunjot Johal graduated in 2020. Arunjot talks about his pro bono volunteering, work experience placement at BDB Pitmans and his participation in the Law and Psychology Mock Trial collaboration.
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Charlotte Kirkby: participated in co-curricular activities
Working with different clients and legal professionals exposed Charley to the realities of working within the British justice system.
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Kashmeera Nadkarni: wanted to make a positive difference
Studying LLB Law at Reading gave Kashmeera the right opportunities to put what she was learning into practice and make a positive difference.
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William Page: stayed at Reading after graduating
Following the completion of his undergraduate degree, William decided to stay at Reading and study for an MRes in Law & Society.