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Student clubs & organisations

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If you’re new to ÁñÁ«¹ÙÍø or looking at diving into something different, have a look at our ÁñÁ«¹ÙÍø Law & Justice student societies. Getting involved beyond the lecture theatre is a great way to meet people and make the most of university life.  Ìý

ÁñÁ«¹ÙÍøÌýLaw Society (LawSoc)Ìý

When youÌýenrolÌýto study LawÌý& JusticeÌýat ÁñÁ«¹ÙÍø, you're also gaining entry to one of the country’s most respected and largest student-run lawÌýorganisationsÌý– the ÁñÁ«¹ÙÍø Law Society (LawSoc).Ìý

LawSocÌýis the peak representative body for all studentsÌýstudying law atÌýÁñÁ«¹ÙÍø. Being a part of the ÁñÁ«¹ÙÍø Law Society will give you the chance to hone your skills, develop your confidence and build key relationships beyond the classroom environment.Ìý

LawSocÌýaims to provide you with the highest quality law student experience academically, socially and professionally.Ìý

Your academic lifeÌý

What role does LawSoc play in your academic life?

  • Effectively represents student interests to the LawÌý&ÌýJusticeÌýFaculty administration, national and internationalÌýorganisations, including the Australian Law Students Association.
  • Publishes student newsletters and articles.Ìý
  • Coordinates a variety of competitions, including mooting, negotiations, trial advocacy and client interviewing, including non-competitive rounds for JD students who are unable to commit to full competitions.
  • OrganisesÌýregular events, such as panel sessions and networking evenings, to provide students with the opportunity to meet with prominent persons in the legal community.
  • OrganisesÌýthe King & Wood Mallesons JD Impact Program and facilitates exam-oriented subject information sessions.

Your social lifeÌý

What role canÌýLawSocÌýplay in your social life? It:

  • organises a diverse range of popular social events, such as the annual Law Ball and JD-specific social events throughout the year
  • funds cultural events such as the Ìýand sporting competitions.

Your career development and supportÌý

How canÌýLawSocÌýhelp with career development and support? It:Ìý

  • publishes a range of employment guides, including private law careers, public interest careers and international careers
  • promotes career awareness through various careers fairs, information seminars and networking events.

Find out more aboutÌý.

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ÁñÁ«¹ÙÍø Criminology Society (CrimSoc)

The ÁñÁ«¹ÙÍø Criminology Society (ÁñÁ«¹ÙÍøÌýCrimSoc) is the social, professional development and student affairsÌýorganisationÌýof all ÁñÁ«¹ÙÍø CriminologyÌýstudents.ÌýCrimSocÌýseeks to enrich our students’ academic experience and raise awareness on contemporary topical criminological debates both nationwide and global.Ìý

We achieve this through:

  • organising initiatives such as our peer mentoring program to support new students
  • facilitating weekly book clubs and speaker panels led by leading academics

  • organisingÌýnetworking sessions to allow current students to connect and draw from the experiences of graduates and professionals to support and further their career aspirations

  • planningÌýsocial events, includingÌýmovie andÌýtriviaÌýnights,ÌýcocktailÌýparties and afternoon teas. TheseÌýallow students to make new friends among their cohortÌýand supports our students’ wellbeing while alsoÌýencouragingÌýthem to makeÌýmeaningful connections.

Currently,ÌýCrimSocÌýis run by a team of executives overseeing our various departments and supported by a team of dedicated subcommittee members and general assistants.

Find out more aboutÌý.

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ÁñÁ«¹ÙÍø International Law Students Society (ILSoc)

The ÁñÁ«¹ÙÍø International Law Students Society is here to support all international students studying law at ÁñÁ«¹ÙÍø. We warmly welcome students from diverse backgrounds and cultures to join our community.

Navigating law school can be challenging, and we are dedicated to transforming this journey into a time of lasting memories and personal growth.

Our mission is to bridge the gap between international students and the legal profession, enriching your university life by creating experiences that shape both your professional and personal journey.

What we offer: Support, Growth, and Networking

  • Supportive Community: Beyond being a society, we are a supportive family fostering lifelong friendships through regular social events.
  • Personal and Professional Growth: We provide tools and guidance necessary for your personal and professional development, helping you navigate law school confidently and prepare for success in the legal profession.
  • Global Networking: Connect with like-minded individuals, we facilitate a global network that extends beyond the classroom, opening doors to diverse perspectives and opportunities.

Our events: Social, Academic and Careers

  • Social: We organise events like welcome parties, BBQs, coffee gatherings on campus, cocktail evenings, badminton social play, bouldering sessions, hiking and more.
  • Academic: We organise peer mentoring programs, legal writing tips, exam revision workshops, legal research workshops, and CV and interview tips.
  • Careers: We plan career panels, where professionals share insights, and network at our events connecting students with legal professionals.

As a young society, we value your feedback and are happy to tailor our events to meet your needs. Please feel free to contact us via email at internationallawstudentssoc@gmail.com for any information or advice.

Connect with us on or and stay tuned for exciting updates, events, and opportunities!Ìý

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Student Legal Education Group (SLEG)

Founded more thanÌý30 years ago, this ÁñÁ«¹ÙÍø-based non-profitÌýorganisation helps improves access to justice by engaging, educating and empowering members of the community, particularly the vulnerable and disadvantaged. Free-of-charge workshops and seminars, hosted by trained ÁñÁ«¹ÙÍø Law & Justice students, educate program participants on their legal rights in meaningful, practical ways.Ìý

How to getÌýinvolved

ÁñÁ«¹ÙÍø Undergraduate and Juris Doctor students from all stages of their degree are encouraged to become presenters with SLEG. It's a great way to connect with other ÁñÁ«¹ÙÍø LawÌý& JusticeÌýstudents, finesse your skills in public speaking and teamwork in a way that sees your degree working in practice, and to aid both local and regional communities with your legal knowledge.Ìý

Schools, communityÌýcentresÌýand other interested groups are invited to participate in this program. We present free-of-charge and are happy to tailor our content to your specific needs, time frame and year group. If you'd like more information on the program, please don't hesitate to contact us.Ìý

Get inÌýtouchÌývia emailÌýorÌý.

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