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- 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
Many major Sydney and Canberra law firms participate in the NSW
and ACT Graduate Employment and Summer Clerkship Scheme to
employ law graduate recruits for commencement in 2010, or penultimate
year students for summer clerkship positions over the 2009/2010 summer
break. Further
information
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Services
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Local
and National Opportunities
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Law Reform and Social Justice
Project Officer
The ANU College of Law is seeking a Project Officer to support
the role and activities of the Director of Reform and Social Justice.
The Project Officer's duties will be to:
1. research, monitor and report on current law reform activity
in Australia and internationally
2. maintain and monitor a dedicated web presence for law reform
and social justice at the ANU College of Law (with the support of
the IT Unit)
3. research for articles, and for project and research proposals
4. support the Director in liaising with ANU and external agencies
5. support the Director and liaise with COAST in event planning
and management.
The Project Officer will:
- have substantially or wholly completed an undergraduate or
graduate degree in law, humanities or the social sciences, or
have relevant experience and education/training
- be familiar with legal academic research processes and resources
- have experience in website management have an enthusiasm law
reform and social justice.
Conditions
This is a casual position with flexible working arrangements and
a work load of up to 8 hours a week, paid according to the ANU pay
scale.
For more information, including the full position description,
please contact:
Associate Professor Simon Rice on (02) 6125-7845
or simon.rice@.anu.edu.au
Interested?
Please send an email including your expression of interest and CV
to recruitment@law.anu.edu.au.
Closing date for applications: 3
July 2009
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23 June 2009 |
| Health Policy Project Officers
(multiple positions) $60-80,000
Applications close 30 June
2009
If you are a self-starter interested in being part of a
team working to put health consumers at the centre of health policy,
this is an exciting opportunity for you.
The Consumers Health Forum of Australia (CHF) is a dynamic non government
organisation with a membership of over 200 health consumer groups
seeking to shape Australia's health system by providing a national
voice for health consumers.
CHF is seeking project officers to manage its exciting new projects
in the areas of health technology assessment, quality use of medicines
and pathology.
The position will involve policy development, consultation and communication
with health consumers and representing CHF at forums with other
health stakeholders.
Key criteria include:
* Excellent written and oral communication skills
* Experience in managing projects
* Ability to conduct consultations with a range of stakeholders
* Initiative, self-motivation and demonstrated experience in working
in teams.
Desirable
* Experience in working with community-based organisations
* Relevant tertiary qualifications
* Understanding of consumer health issues
Contact
Janet Cameron
Consumers Health Forum of Australia
(02) 6273 5444
Application Procedures
Email your cover letter and CV, including the details of two referees,
to: info@chf.org.au
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22 June 2009 |
| Trevor Barker & Associates
Dickson Legal Incorporating
Solicitors
Trevor Barker & Associates are seeking students in their 3rd
or 4th year of study (remaining until graduation) who are interested
in working on a casual basis within their offices. If you feel you
may be interested in this opportunity, please send your resume via
email to: admin@dicksonlegal.com.au
Vacancies will be filled as required
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22 May |
| Department of Infrastructure,
Transport, Regional Development and Local Government
2010
Graduate Program
The Department’s graduate year offers a range of exciting
and challenging experiences, including: an industry tour; rotations
to different work areas; structured learning and development that
includes courses, workshops and a team project; and a mentor to
discuss and guide your work, opportunities and aspirations.
Closing date: 19 July 2009
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4 May 2009 |
Scholarships
and Other Awards
- information
The Freilich Indigenous Student Scholarship
in Law
CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: January
2010
The Freilich Indigenous Student Scholarship in Law is to assist people
in the Indigenous Community who would like to attend University to
obtain a degree in Law to further their career aspirations.The Freilich
Scholarship is available to a person who:
- Is a member of the Indigenous community in their first
year of study;
- Is a successful applicant for entry to the first year of a program
of study leading to the award of Bachelor of Laws (LLB) or the Juris
Doctor (JD) whether undertaken as a single degree or part of a combined
program; and
- is a citizen of or holds permanent resident status in Australia.
- More
information
- Application
Form
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
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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
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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