Official Magazine of The Melbourne University Law Students' Society
By Stephanie Löwe and Eleanor Clifford Can you give us an overview of the subject (what was the focus, what were the expectations)? Institutions in International Law is an intensive
What do you get when you mix a passionate splotch for art with a dollop of legislation, policy and licenses? Well, you get an onomatopoeic question with a confusing legal
By Clódagh Hussein, Rose Barnsley and Lachlan Helme-King Can you give us an overview of the subject (what was the focus, what were the expectations)? Clodagh: Global Lawyer explored what
Professor Jeannie Marie Paterson teaches and researches in the areas of contracts, consumer protection, and the role of technological change in these areas. She is also involved in several ongoing
Lawless is a series of articles which celebrate the stories, talents and passions of students at Melbourne Law School, beyond their experiences in law. This instalment showcases the wonderful Rebecca
By Morgaan Blazina 1. Where did you intern? I interned at the Human Rights Law Network (‘HRLN’) which is one of the largest human rights NGOs in India. The organisation
We guarantee that everyone you bump into in the hallowed halls of MLS is so much more than just a law student! This week, we are thrilled to celebrate the
By Stephen Watson. Just last week, we had the pleasure of officially launching the Law School’s Student Division of Lawyers without Borders. This division is the first of its kind
I recently discovered a new term that has brought me some sense of understanding, and relief, about myself. ‘Third culture kid’. I had never heard of it before, but immediately
Shilpa Sringar and Ed Howard answer some questions about the popular winter intensive. Questions by Reetika Khanna Where did you intern? We interned at the Chambers of Rajshekhar Rao. Mr.
