In its 25-plus year history, #UNELaw has never had as many interesting units as it currently does. A good example of this is the new Children’s Law unit. This unit would be ideal for students who are interested in practising in the areas of Criminal Law, Care and...
#UNELaw’s Aileen Kennedy is well know as being an interesting, entertaining and highly engaging lecturer. Aileen’s knowledge of several areas of law is immense, but her main teaching and research focus relates to medical law. This expertise will be on full display...
Kate Smith is studying a Bachelor of Agriculture and a Bachelor of Laws at UNE. Kate has placed second in the AgriEducate Essay Competition in the Economics, Commerce, Business category. The title of her essay is ‘Australian agriculture and the constraints of water...
Written by Julia Day UNE alumni have a funny way of finding each other all around the world. One good example of this is Jane Campbell, who found her future husband, Ian, in London at an UNE alumni get together. Apparently, all UNE alumni residing in London at the...
The Careers Connect series concluded this week. To say it was a terrific success is a serious understatement. #UNELaw alumni, industry experts and legal academics joined together to provide invaluable advice to the large numbers of law students who joined the...
Congratulations to Professor Mark Perry on the publication of his latest book chapter “The Legacy of The Seasons: confusion and misdirection” in Forgotten Intellectual Property Lore, 2020, Edward Elgar Publishing. In the chapter Mark looks at the history...
Written by Julia Day Carmel started working at the University of New England more than 23 years ago. She began her career at UNE by providing administrative support to a project in Agronomy with Associate Professor Graham Blair. When this project was completed she...
The first #UNELaw and #UNESydney Careers Connect event was a resounding success. Associate Professor Skye Saunders provided a warm welcome to the many attendees. She spoke about the importance of being nimble and flexible when entering legal practice. Morton...
Written by Julia Day Some may say that in 2020 human rights has become trendy!?! This is ironic for Professor Hilary Charlesworth, as when she completed her undergraduate law degree at Melbourne University in 1980, the whole notion of human rights was not seen as...
Last week the Australian Government announced two new agreements securing potential COVID-19 vaccine doses. The new agreements are with Novavax and with Pfizer together with German company BioNTech. These agreements are in addition to the ones already secured with...
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