Student blogs

Professor Emerita, and CPICL Fellow, Jennifer Corrin, is engaged in a Pacific Partnership aimed at developing and enhancing the research and writing skills of s global south scholars.

CPICL Research Scholars performed excellently at the BEL Faculty 3MT thesis competition.

Law student Eashwar Alagappan provides his advice on how to increase your prospects of a successful application, and what to expect during your four-week clerkship.

Kirsty McRuvie recounts how her semester with Harry Jonas, co-founder of the non-government legal organisation Future Law, reinvigorated her desire to become an international human rights lawyer.

Law students share their experience of competing for the annual $10,000 prize and their tips for having a go.

Law student Anna Kretowicz shares her experience of an internship in the Indigenous sector through the Aurora internship program.

The first few weeks are exciting, scary, stressful, and amazing all at once. In this post, I’ll give you a few tips on how to navigate this new and exciting chapter.

When you start law school, it’s important to find a balance between building your résumé and genuinely enjoying your time at university. While studying, we’ve experienced the highs and lows that come with a busy student lifestyle.

It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the TC Beirne  School of Law at the University of Queensland. Starting university is an exciting time. You are joining a vibrant and engaged community that has been welcoming students since 1936. I look forward to seeing the positive contributions you and your classmates make, both during your time at university and beyond.

This semester, four UQ law students undertook a clinical legal education placement with Caxton Legal Centre through its Consumer Law Advice Clinic.