General
1. ABL and Monash Takeovers Competition 2019
If you love Corporations Law or Company Law, the 2019 Takeovers Competition is for you.
Arnold Bloch Leibler (ABL), in partnership with Monash Law, invites high-achieving Corporations/Company Law students to apply their skills and knowledge to a case study prepared by ABL, involving details of a hostile takeover.
The competition’s winning team will receive a $5,000 cash prize and the runners-up $2,500.
Register as a team of two by Sunday 31 March 2019 and ensure each team member registers online. Registration and further information can be accessed here.
Please note: both team members must have received a Distinction or High Distinction in Corporations Law or Company Law to be eligible.
2. A Reasonable Standard
Established in 2018, A Reasonable Standard is a platform created by six passionate Law students that publishes honest and transparent stories about the mental health issues we face at Law School.
We aim to provide an unfiltered perspective into the lives of our peers, and ultimately break the stigma around mental illness. Our stories have included what it’s like to fail a core unit, beating the First -Year blues, and what it’s like to study Law as an international student.
We also connect students to the right support services & resources they need to help them take actionable steps forward.
In sharing the vulnerable and truthful stories from our peers, we hope you’ll know that you’re not alone in the trials you face and that there are people who will stand by you in your struggles and triumphs.
Connect with A Reasonable Standard
- Website: www.reasonable-standard.com
3. International Legal Careers (ILC)
International Legal Careers (ILC) is a student-led non-profit service started by a group of Monash Law Ambassadors. Established in 2018, ILC expressly aims to provide law students, legal academics & practitioners with a resource that details the experience of practicing law in foreign countries. Please visit www.internationallegalcareers.com for more information.
ILC is seeking a dedicated team of hard-working students who can assist in advancing the project & maintaining this resource to the highest possible standard. This would not only refine your personal knowledge of international legal opportunities, but a role with ILC would be a very reputable portfolio to include on your resumé.
Positions for Editor-in-chief, Editor and Researcher are available.
Please note applications close Saturday 30 March at 5:00pm AEDT.