Semester one is underway for our new Melbourne Juris Doctor cohort, with more than 300 students attending orientation earlier this month and currently undertaking Legal Method and Reasoning (LMR).
Published 15 Feb 2016
A minority Muslim group has been ordered to convert to Sunni Islam or be expelled from Bangka island, off the coast of Sumatra, in the latest religious crackdown in Indonesia, write Jewel Topsfield and Karuni Rompies for the Sydney Morning Herald.
Published 02 Feb 2016
Melbourne Law School would like to acknowledge and congratulate our alumni who were awarded 2016 Australia Day honours.
Published 29 Jan 2016
Professor Tim Lindsey, CILIS Director, reacts to the deadly gun-and-suicide bomb attack claimed by Islamic State in central Jakarta. He speaks with Bloomberg's Shery Ahn on "Trending Business."
Published 28 Jan 2016
The irony of Chinese artist Ai Weiwei using a Lego-type product to create a room-scale installation focusing on human rights and freedom of speech has not been lost on Melbourne Law School’s Professor Di Otto.
Published 22 Jan 2016
Melbourne Law School’s Jessup Moot team knows there is still much hard work to be done between now and the national championship to be held in Canberra in February next year.
Published 24 Dec 2015
Executive Director of the Melbourne Indigenous Transition School and Melbourne Law School alumnus Edward Tudor is helping to support Indigenous students as they transition to education away from home.
Published 26 Nov 2015
The ALC hosted two prominent visitors from the Supreme Court of Japan's General Secretariat Family Bureau at the beginning of February.
Published 26 Nov 2015
Who is responsible for a defamatory comment posted to a public Facebook page the author, the page administrator, both?
Published 24 Nov 2015
A big thank you to the MLM mentors. As the year winds to a close, the MLM takes the opportunity to thank the many friends and supporters of the Melbourne Law School who have given their time to mentor international MLM students.
Published 20 Nov 2015
The new Victorian Jewish WWI and WWII Memorial was unveiled and consecrated at Ripponlea on Sunday, 15 November to commemorate those Jewish servicemen fallen in conflict.
Published 19 Nov 2015
Dominique Simsion saw going on exchange during her Juris Doctor as a way to appease the regret she held for not doing it during undergraduate studies.
Published 19 Nov 2015
Working as an Associate Appeals Council at the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (UNICTR) was a valuable experience for Master of Public and International Law student Amy Barber to work at the cutting-edge of the law at an international level.
Published 13 Nov 2015
A Melbourne Law Masters degree is not just for lawyers as the Grattan Institute's Danielle Wood proved upon completion of her Master of Competition and Consumer Law recently.
Published 13 Nov 2015
Third year JD student Annamiek van Loon has seen first hand how policy can be used to effect change.
Published 13 Nov 2015
Melbourne Law School's Asian Law Centre last week welcomed more than a dozen Chuo Law School students, marking the 10th anniversary of the cross-cultural legal education partnership.
Published 13 Nov 2015
A program that gives underrepresented and disadvantaged high school students an insight into university life has once again proved successful.
Published 12 Nov 2015
Doping. A subject that was once taboo in sport is now in the headlines as often as there is an international competition.
Published 10 Nov 2015
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