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Noura
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Hii so basically am really confused between hmm politicalscience and law whats even the differencebetween them and what makes me sure that i fitt in this law world am so confusedin choosing my career so can someone help?
Hii so basically am really confused between hmm political science and law whats even the difference between them and what makes me sure that i fitt in this law world am so confused in choosing my career so can someone help?
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Michelle M.
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Hello, Noura !
I am glad that you've decided to come here to Career Village to obtain initial information and advice about becoming an Attorney in Egypt. Hopefully, we can provide you with information that will make things seem more clear for you. If you have an interest in both Political Science as well as Law, that is wonderful because lawyers need to know government law and constitutional law and political scientists or politicians need to know the law. They interact and interplay with each other, so learning political science while in undergraduate college for your Egyptian Pre-Law degree will benefit you greatly.
A Lawyer is some who assists people when they need Legal Counsel outside and inside of a courtroom. A Political Science person is someone who is a Politician, can help create laws and serve in very many other capacities in your political system where they hold a special office within your government.
To follow a path in your country to become a Lawyer, you would first go for your Bachelors Degree as a Pre-Law Major. When you choose a university to attend, you can read about their Pre-Law major program and see what courses you will have to take. Some really good universities in Egypt to obtain a Bachelors Degree in Pre Law are Alexandria University Faculty of Law, Assiut University Faculty of Law, Ains Shams University Faculty of Law, American University in Cairo Law Department, Al-Shar University Faculty of Islamic Jurisprudence and Law and Cairo University Faculty of Law, Orman.
The next step would be to take your country's Law School Admission Test. You then enroll in Law School for three years and take and pass the Egyptian Bar Exam and then you can practice Law. It is a duration of seven years total of college. If this sounds good to you, you may want to explore being a Lawyer even further.
There are a few ways that you can explore what it is like to be a Lawyer in Egypt. There are websites, books and videos that you can watch to start learning what it is like to be a Lawyer in Egypt. I have left a link below for you to a video about the law professions in your country. If you decide to become a Lawyer while you are still in secondary school, you can consider taking classes in History, Government and any other classes related to Law. If you have any other questions, do feel free to return here to Career Village and we would be happy to give you some advice and information.
Best wishes in deciding on a career choice !
INTRODUCTION TO LEGAL PROFESSIONS IN EGYPT [VIDEO] https://youtu.be/OQUN7ubLn9A?si=_-4S0sMc_FG74qoX
I am glad that you've decided to come here to Career Village to obtain initial information and advice about becoming an Attorney in Egypt. Hopefully, we can provide you with information that will make things seem more clear for you. If you have an interest in both Political Science as well as Law, that is wonderful because lawyers need to know government law and constitutional law and political scientists or politicians need to know the law. They interact and interplay with each other, so learning political science while in undergraduate college for your Egyptian Pre-Law degree will benefit you greatly.
A Lawyer is some who assists people when they need Legal Counsel outside and inside of a courtroom. A Political Science person is someone who is a Politician, can help create laws and serve in very many other capacities in your political system where they hold a special office within your government.
To follow a path in your country to become a Lawyer, you would first go for your Bachelors Degree as a Pre-Law Major. When you choose a university to attend, you can read about their Pre-Law major program and see what courses you will have to take. Some really good universities in Egypt to obtain a Bachelors Degree in Pre Law are Alexandria University Faculty of Law, Assiut University Faculty of Law, Ains Shams University Faculty of Law, American University in Cairo Law Department, Al-Shar University Faculty of Islamic Jurisprudence and Law and Cairo University Faculty of Law, Orman.
The next step would be to take your country's Law School Admission Test. You then enroll in Law School for three years and take and pass the Egyptian Bar Exam and then you can practice Law. It is a duration of seven years total of college. If this sounds good to you, you may want to explore being a Lawyer even further.
There are a few ways that you can explore what it is like to be a Lawyer in Egypt. There are websites, books and videos that you can watch to start learning what it is like to be a Lawyer in Egypt. I have left a link below for you to a video about the law professions in your country. If you decide to become a Lawyer while you are still in secondary school, you can consider taking classes in History, Government and any other classes related to Law. If you have any other questions, do feel free to return here to Career Village and we would be happy to give you some advice and information.
Best wishes in deciding on a career choice !
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