Attention all UNE academics and students!! Dr Mary McMillan from #UNEScience and Julia Day from #UNELaw are eager to find out your thoughts relating to using social media platforms in academic settings. Both Mary and Julia are social media enthusiasts who regularly...
Professors Mark Perry and Paul Martin have recently submitted an application to the Australian Research Council Discovery Projects to fund a project that will commence in 2021. Having previously collaborated with researchers from North and South America,...
Written by Julia Day The #UNELaw School is excited to introduce you to Karthi Kanagasabapathy who is the unit coordinator for LAW315 in Trimester Two. Let’s be honest- securing Karthi as the unit coordinator for LAW315 is a real coup for the law school. Karthi...
The High Court has recently delivered its decision in Love v Commonwealth of Australia and Thoms v Commonwealth of Australia. While the decision will only affect a small number of people its result is the recognition of the special status of Australia’s First...
Written by Julia Day Erin Nunan graduated from her Juris Doctorate at #UNELaw last year. Before starting her JD, Erin completed her undergraduate Pharmacy Degree at Monash University. Several years ago as a result of circumstance and passion, Erin found herself...
To really understand something it is imperative to have a good grasp on the context that surrounds it. If you are a mechanic you need to appreciate the basic principles of how an engine works. If you like gardening, it is important to understand the fundamentals of...
Written by Julia Day This week the #UNELaw School was excited to host Professor Eileen Webb from UniSA. Professor Webb shared her extensive expertise in terms of internships and grants with staff at the Law School. Perhaps the highlight of her visit was the Kirby...
A group of #UNELaw students have just participated in a 14 day China Study Program. From October 22 – November 5 students were immersed in the Chinese legal system and explored China’s rich history and culture. We recently caught up with participants Elizabeth...
Dylan’s story is one common to many of our law graduates at UNE. Instead of following the legal practice path, he decided to use his law degree to pursue other job opportunities in a variety of sectors. Since completing his law degree in 2004 Dylan hasn’t looked...
Written by Julia Day ‘I never thought I would work so hard to say so little’ is one of the key lessons Andrew Smith has learnt since becoming a barrister. Through his practice, Andrew appreciates the considerable size of the caseloads managed by courts....
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