Online supervised exams are a fairly new concept to the #UNELaw School and to the university. It enables law students to sit their some of their exams wherever they are located, without having to travel to a UNE exam centre. Here are some tips to ensure your online...
Written by Julia Day When Sarah was on the way to her #UNELaw degree graduation last December, she was excited to be offered a job as a Contracts Officer at large electrical engineering firm- Ampcontrol Limited. Sarah notes ‘the skills I gained and the knowledge I...
Written by Julia Day In LAW342 (Medico-Legal Issues) which I coordinated last year, the class spent a lot of time discussing legal issues relating to Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART). For those of you who are unfamiliar with ART, it relates to human...
It would be difficult to find anyone who is more qualified than Associate Professor Cameron Moore to coordinate a unit relating to the Law of the Sea. Cameron has a long standing association with the Australian Navy where he continues to act as a reserve....
At the UNE Law School we want to ensure students are ready for the workforce upon graduating. While you are a student, especially in second and third years, you should already be building your professional network in order to secure graduate employment. Julia...
Kirby Seminar Series 2018 Monday 13 May 2019, 11.30am Lewis Seminar Room, W38 EBL Building The Hon Dr Gary Johns Commissioner – Australian Charities & Not-for-profits Commissions The Hon Dr Gary John took up the role of Commissioner following a long and...
Eight scholarships of $1,500 provide financial support for students undertaking a WIL placement in a regional or remote area of Australia as part of their 2019/2020 university studies. Applications close on April 30, 2019 Criteria for applicants The 2019 ACEN...
Written by Caitlin Picker The law library has been a learning space for law students for the past 25 years. It was established in 1993 and officially opened in 1994. During the first few years funding for the law library was limited, and the School of Law wanted...
Doctor Nicole Asquith is an Associate Professor in Policing and Criminal Justice, Policing and Criminal Justice at the University of Western Sydney. Dr Asquith has worked with policing organisations for over 20 years, with the aim of developing new victim services,...
Professor Michael Adams, from the Western Sydney University presented on implementing technology into the legal curriculum. The presentation took place at the UNE School of Law on the 14 September 2018. Professor Adams is an expert in corporate law, corporate...
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