The UNE Business School’s China Study Program, provides students with the opportunity to get first-hand knowledge and experience of how, both the legal system and business community works, in overseas jurisdictions. One of the distinctive aspects of this program is, students undertake work as if they were employed by the relevant industry. For example, when they write reports, they write them as though they were writing a report for their boss!
UNE Group at Australian Embassy Beijing- with Trade Commissioner Matthew Brent, and First Secretary Education Christopher Lawson.
Some of our law students are lucky enough to be undertaking this study tour. These law students are- Clancy Pattinson, Tahlia Hood and Claudia Kelly.
Judges presiding in HAW Moot Court
Peter Lloyd, who is a professional doctoral student with the AgLaw Centre, is currently escorting these students around China. Whilst completing his PhD, Peter is working with the UNE Business School, as the International Program Facilitator, to enable students to have these amazing opportunities!
You will be pleased to know, the team at the UNE School of Law, are looking to provide similar opportunities for law students. We are currently looking at the results of the survey, which was distributed to students. We were unsurprised to learn, law students are keen to see a similar program offered through the School of Law. In the meantime, check out the UNE School of Law’s international partnerships page.
UNE students having lunch with host -Madame Ye at Shanghai Cao Yang Village
