Written by Julia Day Current Law student, Mackenzie Edmonds, wanted to spread her wings after she finished high school. Like many of us have done before, she decided to have a gap year in London working in hospitality. She had a wonderful and life changing time...
The School of Law invites you to attend the book launch for: The Laws of Yesterday's Wars 2 From Ancient India to East Africa Edited by Samuel White, Adjunct Research Fellow UNE Law School Monday 20th March, 7:00pm AEDT via Zoom webinar How international is...
Like many of #UNELaw’s students, Tamaris Hoffman decided to study Law later on in life. She was actually interested in studying law when in high school, but decided to pursue a career in medicine instead. Tamaris has loved every aspect of her experience as an...
The relationship between First Nations and their traditional territories is widely acknowledged. Yet how this relationship reveals itself in particular places and times across the globe continues to be a crucial aspect of self-determination and the protection of...
Time’s ticking. T1 is just around the corner!! Still dwelling on which Law elective unit to pick? Are you interested in practising in the areas of Criminal Law, Care and Protection Law, parenting matters in Family Law, or Adoption and Immigration Law? If that’s a...
Are you interested in expanding your legal knowledge and learning more about the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and its implications legally, socially, and politically in the disability sector? Then look no further; LAW447 is your unit! NDIS...
We love to celebrate the success of our students, hear stories, and learn all the wonderful things our students are achieving outside of academia! Today we’re celebrating UNE Master of Laws Student Chris Dockrill and Lyn Dockrill, who were awarded a Lifetime...
© CEFA First Peoples of Australia have a unique position in Australian society as the traditional owners and custodians of land and sea country. It’s a dynamic and changing area of law that continues to be contested. The recent Love v Commonwealth;...
UNE Law School’s Associate Professor Dr Cameron Moore recently sat on the Youth National Security Strategy ‘YNSS’ legal debates...
Are you interested in learning about how brain sciences reveal new ways to understand important issues like responsibility, memory and lie detection, drug addiction and transgenderism? In this elective law unit, we explore the implications of neuroscience research...
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