If you’re a law student unsure about the best career path to take after graduation, you’re not alone. Is it better to pursue the clerkship route and secure a job at a law firm? Maybe a graduate role in the public service?
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ANU students turn in premium performance to win AILA Insurance Law Moot
A team of law students from the ANU College of Law has won a prestigious national insurance law mooting competition after defeating the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in the grand final.
Australian Crisis Simulation Summit returns bigger and better in 2021
The Australian Crisis Simulation Summit is gearing up for its second year with an emphasis on inclusion and expertise.
Infected with COVID-19 twice, Marcus is on a mission to advance science and vaccine equity
Rhodes Scholar Marcus Dahl (BSc, LLB (Hons), GDLP ’18) is using his experience to play a vital part in a world-first coronavirus study.
Study shines light on high cost of sexual harassment in Australia
A new study has found that many targets of sexual harassment in Australia face a risky and costly road to justice despite a landmark civil case in 2014.
How curiosity, compassion and a 'genuine joy' for law shaped Georgie's studies
Philippa Weeks Scholar Georgie Juszczyk shares her most memorable ANU Law experiences and reflects on making family history with her double degree.
ANU Law students hone leadership skills, global-mindedness at online program
ANU Law students Varshini Viswanath and Andrew Ray share their experience taking part in the United States Government Student Leadership Conference 2020.
ANU Law students present oral evidence to Senate inquiry
ANU College of Law students reveal the "terrifying but fun" experience of discussing their submission before a Senate inquiry.
Students get creative for group assignments on law, art and colonisation
ANU Law students have tried their hand at videography for a group assignment exploring the intersection between law, art and Indigenous Australians.
GreenLaw students debunk environmental ‘lawfare’ myths with landmark study
Students from ANU research and policy group GreenLaw have authored a research article examining public interest cases under the EPBC Act.
ANU students and donors help KCLS maintain vital service during pandemic
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Kimberley Community Legal Services has continued to serve its clients with the help of ANU law students at its Broome and Kununurra offices.
Student named among Top100 Future Leaders
Harriet Wilson proves there is truth behind the adage that ‘you’ve got to be in it to win it’.
Students present anti-torture report to ACT Minister
ANU students have collaborated on a report into the ACT's implementation of an anti-torture treaty.
Focusing on a bright future in environmental law
Grace Bramwell is determined not to let a degenerative eye disease hold her back from pursuing her career in environmental law.
All the world’s a stage for Hannah Dawson, 2019 University Medallist
From aspiring actress to University Medallist, Hannah Dawson's law studies at ANU have been shaped by curiosity and determination.
How administrative law taught me to embrace opportunities
When Jeremy (Wei Peng) Soh undertook his internship at the Commonwealth Ombudsman, he never imagined it would lead to him publishing an article in research journal.
Student calls for closing the gap of overcrowding housing
Sonny Scott reflects on the legal cost of overcrowded housing for the ACT Indigenous community.
Student authors journal article on trust law and practice
When Adam Silverwood was told by his professor his research paper was of "publishable quality", he decided to pitch it to a leading international journal.
Professor and students put theory into practice for citizenship appeal
A successful appeal on a statelessness case run by Professor Kim Rubenstein with support from 36 students has been documented in a new research journal.
Health law elective inspires student's SMH op-ed
Aditi Razdan reveals how a health law elective motivated her to pen an op-ed for The Sydney Morning Herald.