The following units have had title changes:
LAW7427
From: International aspects of foreign investment
To: International investment law
LAW7129
From: Law and discrimination
To: Discrimination law, theory and policy
Applications are now open and close Friday 11 March, 2011
Minimum of 4 weeks from mid June to mid July
Application & Eligibility details:
www.law.monash.edu.au/internships/zaid-ibrahim-internships.html
Student Mobility Funding may be provided, please see eligibility criteria:
www.law.monash.edu.au/internships/student-mobility-fund-2.html
For queries contact:
cathy.meredith@monash.edu or 9905 3311
The Michael Kirby Centre for Public Health and Human Rights is a UNAIDS collaborating Centre in the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine at Monash University. The Centre is named for the former Justice of the High Court of Australia, renowned human rights expert, advocate and defender. He maintains an active involvement in the Centre’s work and future direction.
The Kirby Centre comprises of lawyers, ethicists, medical practitioners, scientists and others who undertake research that critically examines the contribution of human rights and law to the realisation of good health, particularly amongst vulnerable communities in Australia and in the developing world. Kirby Centre staff also undertakes activities in Australia and internationally where theories are put into action.
The Centre is seeking two interns for a period of 8 weeks (Thursday 10 February – Sunday 10 April, 2011) to undertake a range of duties including academic research in the area of human rights and health.
Interns will work under the direction of current research staff and will be expected to perform some administrative and other word processing tasks. It is expected that interns will have a strong commitment to improving the human rights and health of vulnerable groups, including sex workers; refugees; injecting drug users; men who have sex with men; and those living in resource poor settings throughout the world.
To apply, please send by email:
michael.williams@monash.edu
Please include a cover letter explaining why you want to undertake the internship; curriculum vitae; and current academic transcript (copy, rather than official, is acceptable).
The closing date for applications is Monday 10 January, 2011.
Here at Phillips Ormonde Fitzpatrick, we are as excited by new ideas as our clients. Our highly specialist Patent Attorneys work with clients to make an invention registrable and have it protected by our specialised litigation team. At least one quarter of the world’s best inventions come through our offices, located in Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide.
Please forward your curriculum vitae and a covering letter in confidence, to:
The People & Development Manager
Phillips Ormonde Fitzpatrick
367 Collins Street
Melbourne 3000
or by e-mail to:
confidential@pof.com.au
The closing date for applications is Saturday 15 January, 2011.
For more information see:
Trainee Patent Attorney Ad – Dec2010_uni
Williams Winter has been providing practical legal advice and business solutions for over a century. The firm provides comprehensive services across all major areas of legal practice.
For 2011, the firm is pleased to offer an additional traineeship placement in the Litigation area of the practice with a focus on personal injury and Workcare as well as general litigation.
Applications should be addressed to Angela Wagstaff (Practice Manager) and should be in writing. Please include a covering letter, resume and most recent academic transcript.
The closing date for applications is Friday 24 December, 2010. Interviews will take place in January 2011 with an estimated start date in early February 2011.
Applications should be sent to:
Level 7, 555 Lonsdale Street Melbourne 3000
or via email to:
ajwagstaff@williamswinter.com
For further information about the firm, please visit:
www.williamswinter.com
The Chief Justice’s Medal for Excellence and Community Service is awarded to a student who is in their final year of a Bachelor’s Degree in law at any Victorian university in 2010 and who is judged to have demonstrated a commitment to community service throughout their law studies as well as excellence in scholarship.
For further information and to download a nomination form visit:
www.law.monash.edu.au/current-students/stud-exp/cj_medal.html
The full application must be submitted to the Faculty of Law by Friday 14 January, 2011.
This will be the last Student Gazette for the year! The Student Gazette will resume in the first week of February.
END OF GAZETTE 13/12/10
Please note: Opening hours for Monash University Law Chambers advertised last gazette were incorrect.
Correct times as follows:
MULC will be open 9 am – 5 pm Monday to Friday, commencing Monday 6 December until Wednesday 22 December, 2010.
Applications are now open and close Friday 11 March, 2011
Minimum of 4 weeks from mid June to mid July
Application & Eligibility details:
www.law.monash.edu.au/internships/zaid-ibrahim-internships.html
Student Mobility Funding may be provided, please see eligibility criteria:
www.law.monash.edu.au/internships/student-mobility-fund-2.html
For queries contact:
cathy.meredith@monash.edu or 9905 3311
The Office of Public Prosecutions wants the best and the brightest law students to help us make a difference in the justice system and the wider community.
Our Seasonal Clerkship program offers practical experience to help you decide whether to make criminal prosecutions part of your career.
For more information see:
Clerks-make a difference-2
The Chief Justice’s Medal for Excellence and Community Service is awarded to a student who is in their final year of a Bachelor’s Degree in law at any Victorian university in 2010 and who is judged to have demonstrated a commitment to community service throughout their law studies as well as excellence in scholarship.
For further information and to download a nomination form visit:
www.law.monash.edu.au/current-students/stud-exp/cj_medal.html
The full application must be submitted to the Faculty of Law by Friday 14 January, 2011.
Be work ready – refine your research and writing skills for your summer, or winter, clerkship in this hands-on two hour tutorial. This session is designed to refine skills which will assist you during your clerkship.
Topics covered will include preparing a letter for a client, key resources, analysing a topic and tracking and reporting on your research. Law firms use clerkships to identify students to take in their traineeship program. Make yours the best clerkship ever.
This tutorial is scheduled on:
Date: Thursday 13 January, 2010
Time: 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Venue: first floor lab
Please register through the Library Class Booking system at:
my.monash.edu.au/news-and-events/bookings/library/
END OF GAZETTE 6/12/10