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Opinion
USQ law students preparing for a changing legal sector: Opinion
Third-year law students at the University of Southern Queensland are gaining valuable insights into the evolution of the Australian legal…
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News
PhD student sues James Cook for $3m over damage to career and sex drive
Alleging James Cook University is in a “conspiracy” to ruin his career, a PhD Philosophy student is suing the university…
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News
Education, law and more: first set of THE rankings by subject released
Times Higher Education (THE) has released the first set of subject rankings for 2019. Stanford University, the University of Oxford…
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Industry & Research
Academics to regulate star wars
The force will apparently soon awaken – for real. "Conflict in outer space is not a case of 'if' but 'when'," warned…
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Industry & Research
Emoji hate speech? Deakin probes cartoon’s dark side
If you received the following in a text message, would you freak out? Alert the authorities? ?? ? Or would…
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Faculty Focus
ATAR not decisive in UNSW law entry
In the summer of 2016, University of New South Wales Law quietly unveiled a new entry process for undergraduates: prospective students…
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Networking supports legal education
The new Law Associate Deans Network is moving to adapt the curriculum and teaching to meet modern needs. By Kate…
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Law schools need their doctors
Highly qualified and experienced academics enrich legal education, writes Patrick Keyzer. In the April 30 edition of Campus Review, Professor…
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Judges to help students and academics
The University of Melbourne law school has launched Victoria’s first judge-in-residence program, with the former chief justice of the Federal…
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TEQSA may face constitutional dilemma
The tertiary regulator’s power to discipline universities might be undermined if a challenge to the Commonwealth’s authority is upheld in…
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