1. Higher education: JD graduates can choose to stay in school as professors, associate professors or engage in teaching and scientific research in other universities.
2. Government agencies: JD graduates can also choose to engage in the research, formulation and implementation of laws and policies in government agencies, such as legal affairs offices, judicial departments and administrative agencies.
3. Law firm: JD graduates can also choose to work as legal advisers and litigation agents in law firms, or set up their own law firms.
4. Enterprise organization: JD graduates can also choose to serve as legal advisers and legal managers in enterprise organizations to provide legal advice and services for enterprises.
5. Other industries: JD graduates can also choose to work in the media, culture, education, health and other industries, or they can choose to engage in legal consulting or engage in legal consulting independently.