Nowadays most of the organisations are recruiting a cyber lawyer for their expert legal services & advice. A cyber lawyer can either choose to work with a law agency, or they can be self-employed. There are lots of opportunities apart from the legal firms & courtrooms.

Aftercompleting the cyber law programme, you can also get offers from police departments, IT companies, various corporate houses, public & private organizations, a lecturer at Universities & much more.

A person holding a degree in cyber law may be recruited as:

1. A Cyber Lawyer or Cyberlaw Expert
2. Legal Advisor
3. Cyber Assistant
4. In-house counsel

If you have a degree in cyber law, then apart from a lawyer you can get government jobs in various departments like:

1. You can work as advisors in the ministry of information and technology.
2. You can become a cyber consultant in any IT firms, bank or police department. Nowadays police department has their own cyber cell to handle the cyber crimes. They also need cyber law experts to prosecute the multitude of cases that come up.
3. You can work as advisors to web developers or cyber security companies
4. Research assistant in Security Auditors and Network Administrators in government firms and technology companies.
5. You can advise e-commerce companies and other tech companies. The demand for lawyers in tech companies is at the highest and growing at a stunning pace.
6. You can be an independent cyber lawyer arguing cyber law matters. 

Hope this helps.

All the Best.

Dear Ravi, the laws governing the world of internet virtually are Cyber Laws. Cyber law courses not only focus on the crimes in the cyber space but also come up with rules and rights to keep cyber crimes in check. With ever evolving technology, the demand for cyber law experts has been huge.  Cases like Netbankimg frauds, Software piracy and IPR are handled by cyber law experts. You can become a cyber lawyer for ckients who have been affected by cyber crimes. With experience you can also represent private and Government companies.