General Notices

1. Antipodeans Abroad

Antipodeans Abroad would like to invite students to India and Swaziland to carry out volunteer projects during their Uni holidays.

The UniBreak program is a great way for students to immerse themselves in another culture, gain valuable personal and professional experience, whilst giving back to a community in need.

Places are limited for the November/January placements. Book now!

  1. Click on our UniBreak homepage
  2. Register for an Info Night or webinar
  3. Submit expression of interest

Download UniBreak project fact sheet

2. Meet Our Distinguished Jurist in Residence

We welcome the Honourable Professor Peter Gray as our Distinguished Jurist in Residence for semester two.  He is a retired judge of the Federal Court of Australia.  He is happy to talk to students about anything that interests them, including their studies and possible careers in the law.  He is in room 351 at Monash Clayton, usually in the middle of the week, and at Monash University Law Chambers in the city on Mondays and Fridays.  Students can drop in, or email Prof Gray at peter.gray@monash.edu, or meet him when he visits the lounge area on the ground floor at Clayton from time to time.

3. S2 SETU Surveys

Please complete these S2 surveys:

  • S2 LLM Units – open Monday 1 September and  close on Monday 22 September
  • T3-58 LLM Units & 3 UG Clinical Units – open Thursday 25 September and close on Thursday 16 October
  • S2 LLB Units – open Sunday 12 October and close on Sunday 2 November
  • T4-57 LLM Units – open Monday 27 October and close on Monday 17 November
  • T3 JD Units – open Sunday 2 November and close on Sunday 23 November

You can access these surveys via your my.monash portal or go to the website

The Law Faculty believes that the SETU surveys are very important as they help us to continually improve our Units and Teaching so that we can offer you a high quality legal educational experience. We rely on your feedback and comments to let us know not only what we are doing well in the Units but also what still can be improved and your suggestions as to how these improvements might be achieved.

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