Deconstructing a case note
Friday 7 October: 2.00pm – 3.00 pm
The session will look at the sample case note provided on the Law Library Guide, and critique its structure, language, and referencing with regard to lecturers’ expectations. Other samples may also be considered.
Note: depending on requests, this seminar may be repeated at a later date and/or on a Tuesday. Contact: patricia.hughes@monash.edu
Closing date 31 October 2011
The Faculty of Law invites expressions of interest from Law graduates qualified to undertake postgraduate research leading to a doctoral degree. We offer the Doctor of Juridical Science (SJD) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). Some scholarships will be available for suitably qualified candidates. Successful candidates will receive a non-taxable stipend for 3 years of full time candidature. In addition, the Law Faculty gives very favourable consideration to engaging its doctoral students in sessional teaching within its teaching programs.
Applicants should be Australian permanent residents or citizens of Australia or New Zealand with a first class undergraduate honours degree or the equivalent, such as a masters degree with a significant research component, a suitable publication record or a demonstrable research record in your employment.
For more information:
http://law.monash.edu/research/hdr/
Tel 990 53342, or email: Law-Research@monash.edu
or apply directly online
http://www.mrgs.monash.edu.au/futurestudents/eligibility/
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