Bachelor of Arts student Louka Ewington-Pitsos says enrolling in a Breadth subject at Melbourne Law School has helped him decide what he wants to do next.
Published 07 Sep 2015
The lowering of Japan's voting age, coupled with Shinzo Abe's controversial reform agenda, may see a stirring among Japanese students, write Stacey Steele (Associate Director, Japan) and Aya Haruyama (Research Assistant) in Asian Currents.
Published 07 Sep 2015
"We have an awfully long way to go", Chief Justice Diana Bryant AO, Family Court of Australia, said when discussing the 35.6 per cent pay gap between women and men's salaries in the legal industry.
Published 02 Sep 2015
A radical attempt to improve access to justice in intellectual property cases in England and Wales has been a success, The Hon. Justice Colin Birss said.
Published 02 Sep 2015
Registrations for this year's final Law School Admission Test (LSAT) close this Friday, 4 September.
Published 01 Sep 2015
Innovation is the key to disrupting an industry in the digital age, according to Melbourne Law School alumnus and online retailer Kogan executive director David Shafer.
Published 01 Sep 2015
Lily Fajardo could have undertaken her Master of Laws at Georgetown or New York University - she was accepted into both.
Published 01 Sep 2015
Joel Barolsky, Senior Fellow of the Melbourne Law School, was the lead author of a new report into the Australian commercial legal market. The report was the product of a collaboration between Thomson Reuters Peer Monitor, the Melbourne Law School and Barolsky Advisors. Melbourne JD student, Christopher Langton, provided research assistance. Mr Barolsky discusses the key findings below.
Published 31 Aug 2015
Alex Hammond graduated from Melbourne Law School in 2001. After working for several high profile law firms he left the profession to pursue a career as a novelist. He has written two legal thrillers, Blood Witness (2013) and The Unbroken Line (2015) which follow the life of fictional Melbourne criminal lawyer Will Harris.
Published 28 Aug 2015
Capital punishment does not deter serious crime, the former lawyer of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran said.
Published 27 Aug 2015
Professor Caron Beaton-Wells latest book - Anti-Cartel Enforcement in a Contemporary Age: Leniency Religion - was published in early September.
Published 26 Aug 2015
You are approaching that semester period every law student knows well: the end of exams. You are faced with the classic paradox of, on the one hand, having spent so long studying that you need a break from any space that looks remotely like a library. However, on the other hand, the number of hours you've put into exam preparation are a clear sign that you are dedicated to giving this degree all you've got. So you are looking for a way to recharge that does not involve case summaries, but does add to your degree.
Published 26 Aug 2015
Melbourne Law School congratulates MLM Sports Law student Danielle Wood on the publication of a new journal article.
Published 26 Aug 2015
An increased demand from potential students will see Melbourne Law School offer a standalone Master of Human Rights Law from next year.
Published 19 Aug 2015
The skillsets of lawyers can be invaluable additions to company boards, according to non-executive director Catherine Walter AM.
Published 19 Aug 2015
What is the relationship between international law and the institutions that work within it? Can international trade affect peace and security? How do different institutions approach dispute resolution?
Published 13 Aug 2015
Indonesia could become a pioneer in the abolition of capital punishment and an example for other Muslim countries to follow, according to former Indonesian judge Professor Jimly Asshiddiqie.
Published 13 Aug 2015
The Melbourne University Law Revue, the annual sketch comedy show written, directed and performed by students, kicks off its 2015 season of hilarity, 'On Ice', this Thursday.
Published 13 Aug 2015
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