<p>In this episode of the <strong>Faith Brynel Talks Law podcast</strong>, Faith reflects on her journey from studying <strong>Politics at King’s College London to pursuing a career at the Bar</strong>. She shares how her degree shaped the way she thinks about law, power and justice, and why a non-law background can actually strengthen legal reasoning rather than hold you back.</p><p>Drawing on modules such as <strong>Comparing Political Systems, International Institutions and Global Governance, Political Economy of Immigration and Ethics, Economics and Public Policy</strong>, Faith explores how studying politics developed her analytical thinking, research skills and understanding of how laws operate within wider political systems. She also reflects on being part of <strong>KCLUNA, the King’s College London United Nations Association</strong>, and how those discussions about global governance and diplomacy influenced her interest in law.</p><p>This episode is for <strong>aspiring lawyers, students considering the law conversion route, and anyone wondering whether a non-law degree can lead to the Bar</strong>. Faith explains why different academic backgrounds bring valuable perspectives to the legal profession and how studying politics provided a strong intellectual foundation for studying law.</p><p><strong>Tags / Keywords (for podcast platforms)</strong></p>