Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) - Mentoring Program
The sessions will be held at the following times in Semester One 2024:
- Monday 9am-10am – Phillipa Weeks Library
- Tuesday 11am-12pm – Liz Allen Meeting Room
- Wednesday 12pm -1pm – Phillipa Weeks Library for all sessions except Wednesday 8 May (Liz Allen meeting room on that day, adjacent to the kitchen on Level 4)
- Thursday 1pm- 2pm – Phillipa Weeks Library for all sessions except Thursday 29 February (Liz Allen meeting room on that day, adjacent to the kitchen on Level 4)
- Friday 11am-12pm – Phillipa Weeks Library
- Friday 3pm - 4pm - Phillipa Weeks Library (International student focus)
PAL is a student-run program aimed to develop key legal writing, research, and study skills pivotal to succeeding at law school. We welcome both undergraduate and postgraduate across all years of study and the program is particularly beneficial to students in the early years of the degree.
PAL sessions are not about revising the content that you're learning in class. Instead, they give you the chance to develop self-directed learning strategies and to learn and practise the core skills that you will need to succeed not only this semester, but for the rest of your law degree. PAL is also a safe and non-judgmental space where you can come and ask questions that you may not want to ask in class.
The new Wattle site link for 2024 is: PAL 2024 Wattle Site
Law MomentuM Mentoring Program
The mentoring program will resume in Semester One, 2024. Information on the program will be emailed to law students closer to the applications opening date.
Available to all students studying at ANU College of Law
The Law MomentuM mentoring program is designed to assist law students gaining insight beyond their law studies. ANU students are paired with mentors, which are mostly ANU Alumni, during this semester-length program. It is a great opportunity to enhance leadership and communication skills, accelerate professional development, connect with industry peers and expand professional networks.
ANU Law Research Pathways Mentoring Program
The ANU Law Research Pathways Mentoring Program will resume in Semester One, 2024.
Available to all students studying at ANU College of Law
The ANU College of Law Research Pathways Mentoring Program pairs law students from all programs with academics from the College. The purpose of the program is to provide students with an opportunity to be mentored by an academic and learn about topics including pathways into postgraduate and research programs, academia and legal professions.
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LSS - Mentoring Program
If you would like to be a mentor or a mentee in Semester One, 2024, please email lssinternational@anu.edu.au.
Available to all first-year international students studying at ANU College of Law
The International Student Mentoring Program is a program designed to assist international students for better transition into law school. Mentors are students who have successfully adjusted to law school and can give mentees advice on studying law at the ANU. We understand that moving to a new country is a challenging experience for most international students and it may take them some time to adjust to Australia’s cultural, social and academic differences.
For more information on the LSS mentoring program, please visit our website.
Set4ANU - Mentoring Program
Available to all first year ANU students
New at ANU and not sure where to start? Sign up to have a Set4ANU Mentor!
Our mentors are friendly later year ANU students who can give you tips and tricks for making the most of your time at ANU. We also run events and activities where you can meet other new students and find out more about how to be a successful ANU student.
All first year students are welcome to attend our events and activities. Like our Facebook page to keep up to date with our events.
For more information on Set4ANU mentoring program, please visit our website.