A team of students representing the University of Sydney Law School recently ranked third in the world in global mooting competition.

OzTREKK recently held a webinar featuring University of Sydney Law School alumnus, Janko Predovic. Because we receive so many questions about studying law in Australia, Janko was pleased to help us answer them all!

Thinking of law school? It can be daunting, right? But did you know that the number one law school in Australia* has a dedicated peer mentorship program to help law students succeed?

The Sydney University Law Society (SULS) is the primary association for students studying at Sydney Law School.

At Bond Law School’s world-class campus on Queensland’s Gold Coast, law students have full access to outstanding technological resources.

Do Griffith Law School students get scholarships? Yep, they sure do. Meet Tal S. He’s currently studying at Griffith Law School—well, technically he’s studying his Juris Doctor from home in Ontario.

When you’re considering studying law, one of the things you’ll probably think about is the kind of practical experience your course will provide.

At Bond University, you’ll have the flexibility to start your study on campus or remotely, depending on your circumstances and program.  Learn more!

Committed to providing world-class legal education, Sydney Law School introduces their Academic Connect Program for all remote and offshore law students.

Yes, reading case files and attending mooting competitions are must-do activities for law students, but what should you do when you find yourself in Queensland, New South Wales, or Victoria and you’re looking for a bit of fun?