| Work
and Career Opportunities - including scholarships for futher study
ANU Careers Centre
Employers' Network on Disability
Events & Careers Talks
Local and National Opportunities
Scholarships and Other Awards
Information about
the ANU grading system
Legal Practice
International Opportunities
Law Students' Society
This page is maintained by Michelle Mabille and Don Anton, Assistant Sub-Dean
(Careers). If you would like to discuss career options please contact
Don on antond@law.anu.edu.au
ANU Careers
Centre
The ANU Careers
Centre is available to assist with a wide range of queries - from
the general exploration of career ideas and the career implications of
subject choices, to details of specific jobs, employers, or postgraduate
courses. Our resources are available to current students and recent graduates.
The ANU Careers Centre also provides employers with advice on recruitment
strategies, how to maintain a profile on campus and assistance with targeting
suitably qualified and motivated students and graduates.
SUMMER CLERKSHIP SCHEME
Applications are now being invited from penultimate
year law students for summer employment opportunities through the NSW/ACT
Law Summer
Clerkship Scheme. Opportunities are being offered in major law firms
and government departments in both Sydney and Canberra. I would appreciate
your assistance in promoting these opportunities to students in their
penultimate year of law.
The ANU Careers Centre website at http://www.anu.edu.au/careers/currentstudents/lawclerkships/lawindex.php
outlines full details about the NSW/ACT Law Summer Clerkship Scheme including:
* conditions of participation and eligibility guidelines
* a list of participating firms
* application procedures for each firm
* key dates for recruitment
* details about opportunities for indigenous students; and
* other useful information
Your assistance in distributing this information to penultimate year
law students would be greatly appreciated. You may also wish to use the
poster in the attached document.
The Law Summer clerkship Scheme provides valuable experience to law students,
and is a very competitive and often confusing process. The Careers Centre
has attempted to provide all relevant information in a clear way however
should you, your colleagues or students require further information or
clarification please do not hesitate to contact the Careers Centre on
6125 3989.
Law Summer
Clerkships
Attorney-General's Department, Civil Justice & Legal Services
Summer Internship
Program
National Judicial College of Australia
Employers' Network on Disability
- Network Information
Stepping into Law
- Application
form
- Eligibility
criteria
- ATO
Eligibility criteria
Stepping into Defence
- Information
flier
- Application
form
- Eligibility
criteria
Events & Careers Talk Series
| Event Information |
| Law Graduate Studies Information
Evening
Wednesday 15 October 2008
Phillipa Weeks Staff Library, ANU College of Law
5.30pm - 6.30pm
- information
Please RSVP your interest to marketing@law.anu.edu.au
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Local
and National Opportunities
| Title/Position/Organisation |
Date Posted |
I am looking for a 3-4 yr law student who is able to provide tuition
for first year student who has commenced study this semester.
Please contact Sara ASAP on 0433078977 |
7 August 2008 |
Administrative Appeals Tribunal
Administrative
Assistant Legal (Sydney) - non-ongoing position |
23 July 2008 |
Applications are sought for a one year full time position
as Research Assistant on an ARC Discovery project entitled 'Democracy
and Justice after Conflict'.
Applications for part time work may be considered.
Details of the project are available at [http://cigj.anu.edu.au/democracy/about/index.php].
The Research Assistant will work closely with the Chief Investigator,
Professor Hilary Charlesworth. Duties will include literature and
document searches, preparing and organising background research
materials and writing research reports.
It is expected that the Research Assistant will have completed
graduate studies in international law or international relations,
or have equivalent experience or have an undergraduate honours degree
in one of these disciplines. Advanced research skills in international
law or politics, superior organisational skills and experience in
academic writing are all essential.
We expect that this position will be advertised more widely through
the ANU Jobs website by 18 July, with a closing date of 1 August,
however, if you would like to talk about this opportunity before
then, please contact Professor Hilary Charlesworth T: 6125 6040,
E:
Hilary.Charlesworth@anu.edu.au
after 14 July.
If you would like to receive the selection documentation please
send a reply to Paulina.Piira@anu.edu.au
|
14 July 2008 |
Administrative Appeals Tribunal
Administrative
Assistant - Legal (Level 3/4) |
7 July 2008 |
Administrative Appeals Tribunal
Administrative
Assistant - Legal (Level 3/4) - non-ongoing position |
7 July 2008 |
| Australian Parliamentary Library - Legal
Researcher |
24 June 2008 |
Graduate Lawyers Positions
for 2009
Sparke Helmore Lawyers
- company information |
25 March 2008 |
| The Department of Immigration and Citizenship
is offering excellent temporary opportunities for lawyers,
law graduates and law students with a background in commercial
law, contract law, or procurement, to join its Legal Division. Lawyers
assist in ensuring that the Department complies with its procurement
and other contracting obligations. We run like a commercial firm
and there are opportunities for mentoring and development. For further
information, or to submit you resumé, email: procurement@immi.gov.au |
26 November 2007 |
Scholarships
and Other Awards
- information
Legal
Practice
If you want to be admitted as a legal practitioner in an Australian State
or Territory, you must complete a practical legal training program or
you can choose to do articles if you live in the states of VIC, QLD or
WA. Legal
Workshop at The Australian National University offers a specialised
legal training program, the Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice ('GDLP').
The Legal Workshop offers programs that:
- provide for direct admission to practice in the NSW, NT, and ACT
- have reciprocal arrangements for admission anywhere in Australia
- meet a variety of students' and employers' needs. Students can enrol
in programs which are offered face to face and online. Our online program
allows you to complete the majority of our courses anywhere in Australia
and worldwide.
International
Opportunities
- information
Law Students'
Society
- information
General Disclaimer
While every effort will be made to ensure that the information provided
is accurate and up to date, the ANU College of Law makes no warranty,
representation or undertaking whether expressed or implied, nor does it
assume any legal liability, whether direct or indirect, or responsibility
for the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of any information.
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