Events

Presented by Dr Mathilde Pavis, the University of Exeter.

Learn more about the UQ Law School community as your child embarks on a journey to receive an outstanding legal education which will equip them for a variety of careers both within Australia and internationally.

Contract Law in Australian and Chinese Courts: A Comparative Study invites discussion about issues that arise or are identified, and suggestions for future improvements.

Who said law school was all about studying?! Join your fellow first year law students along with academic staff for a gelato.

To help you transition into your studies at UQ, new law postgraduate students are invited to join fellow students and academic staff at an orientation evening.

Law students will have the opportunity to ask course specific questions with academic advisors prior to the compulsory Incoming Study Abroad and Exchange Student Orientation event.

Get a head start with an exclusive behind the scenes introduction to the legal profession. See the law in action and hear from judges, barristers and solicitors.

This session provides important information to assist students with course selection and with adjusting to studying postgraduate law at The University of Queensland.

Hear from the Dean of Law about the best strategies to succeed at law school. Your student society representatives will also be there to answer your questions and share their tips about how to make the most of your time at Law School.

A free event for parents to better understand the new ‘right to education’ and complaint options.

This workshop will explore some of the key challenges that synthetic biology poses for national and international regulatory frameworks, and consider possible solutions.

Following up on our colloquium in 2018, this event will explore two hotly contested topics of expert evidence: arson and forensic medical evidence.

In this seminar, the presenters, both of whom are Indigenous legal scholars, reflect on changes to Indigenous people’s engagement with legal education since 2005.

This workshop will consider how judgments can be written so as to be inclusive of Indigenous people's voices and histories.

Hosted around the world in various cities, these casual events are a great opportunity to create new friendships, reignite old associations, and connect with like-minded professionals.

A sneak preview of Part 1 of We the Voyagers: Life As Lata’s Crew a three part (57 minutes each) documentary film series.

Presented by Professor Nicholas Aroney.

Professor Gary Edmond, School of Law, University of New South Wales on why trial safeguards have not enabled lawyers and judges to recognise a range of issues with latent fingerprint evidence and many other types of forensic science.

Join us for an international, interdisciplinary panel discussion on welfare conditionality, and its impacts in Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.

Propel your career with a postgraduate offering at UQ. Network and chat with our teams from Business, Economics, Law, Engineering, Architecture, Computing, Humanities and Social Sciences to find the right fit for you and your career goals. Complimentary refreshments will be available.

Join an online live chat session to speak with postgraduate study representatives.

Join an online live chat session to speak with postgraduate study representatives.

Presenter: Dr Alastair Stark, School of Political Science and International Studies, The University of Queensland

Presented by Dr Sonja van Wichelen, The University of Sydney and Dr Marc De Leeuw, University of New South Wales.

Presented by the Hon John Dowsett AM, President of the National Native Title Tribunal