ANU Gender and Sexuality Moot
This moot is uniquely focused on legal issues faced by LGBTQIA+ people in Australia and beyond, and lays bare law’s ability to mitigate and/or compound inequality, marginalisation and injustice.
Read moreJessup Moot on International Law
The Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition is the world's largest moot court competition, with participants from roughly 700 law schools in 100 countries and jurisdictions.
Read moreMoot Competition in Tokyo
The Intercollegiate Negotiation Competition (INC) is a major Asia-Pacific regional negotiation and commercial arbitration competition based in Tokyo. ANU students represent Australia alongside teammates drawn from law schools nationwide.
Read moreAustralia-Japan Student Policy Summit
Sophia University (Tokyo, Japan) and the ANU College of Law (in partnership with the ANU College of Asia & the Pacific and the ANU Japan Institute) are establishing an exciting new collaborative opportunity for study of globally relevant policy issues and leadership.
Read moreOther Competitions
ANU College of Law students regularly participate in intervarsity/international competitions including:
- Oxford University International Intellectual Property Moot
- Allen & Overy-NLU Deal Negotiation Competition (Jodhpur, India)
- Investor State Mediation Competition (Sri Lanka)
- International Migration and Refugee Law Moot
- Sir Harry Gibbs Constitutional Law Moot
- Michael Kirby Contract Law Moot
- Baker McKenzie National Intervarsity Women's Moot
- UTS Ashurst Intervarsity Legal Technology Moot
- Unjust Enrichment Moot
- Fletcher Insolvency Law Moot
We are always expanding the range of competitions in which ANU College of Law students participate and excel.
The LSS also organises internal competition programs in mooting, negotiation and other legal skills such as witness examination and client interviewing. These provide a great way to develop the abilities and confidence to excel at prestigious intervarsity competitions.
Further Information
ANU Moot Court : Giving Students Real-World Legal Skills
ANU College of Law Exhibition Moot
Student Competition Successes
Key competition wins and successesFinancial Assistance
Students that engage in an extra-curricular activity (not for credit) can request financial assistance. This include non-paid internships, study projects, conferences/seminars and competitions.
Some financial support to teams traveling to compete across Australia or overseas may be available on application to the Director of Moots & Competitions.
Enquiries
For more information on the student competitions program at the ANU College of Law, please contact the College Student and Education Support team.
Email:enquiries.law@anu.edu.au
Phone:(02) 6125 3483