Domestic competitions
Welcome to the 2021–22 season of mooting at UQ
Applications for this season's domestic moots will be progressively opened. All competitions proceeding in 2021 will be predominantly on a virtual basis, unless otherwise indicated.
Apply to compete in the following competitions by Monday 10 May 2021:
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students' Moot competition (extended)
- ADC-ICC Asia-Pacific Commercial Mediation Competition
- Australian Law Students Association (ALSA) Conference Competitions
Updates for the following competitions will be provided as they become available
- Alfred Deakin International Commercial Arbitration Moot
- Australia New Zealand Intervarsity Moot on Animal Law (ANIMAL)
- Castan Centre Human Rights Law Moot
- Intervarsity Gender Identity + Sexuality Law Moot
- National Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) Moot
- Sir Harry Gibbs Constitutional Law Moot Competition
- The Hon Michael Kirby Contract Law Moot
The following competitions have been suspended in 2021:
Applications for the following competitions have now closed:
- Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) Negotiation Competition (NOOT)
- UNSW Private Law Moot
- UTS Intervarsity Negotiation Competition
Please continue to check this site for updates/application process. If you have any questions about mooting, please email mooting@law.uq.edu.au.
Due to the COVID-19 situation, there is still some uncertainty regarding a number of domestic advocacy competitions. UQ will continue to monitor the availability of competitions and will provide updates on this page.
Airfare and accommodation for domestic mooting competitions are funded by the Law School and/or UQLS contributions.