08-07-2024
This week Shontelle Grimberg (LLM) graduates from the ANU College of Law. Read her story.News
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14-03-2020
It’s accessible. It’s environmentally friendly. And it’s resilient to travel restrictions, such as those imposed by the COVID-19 outbreak. Could the world’s first international e-mooting competition offer a glimpse of the future of legal education?
08-03-2020
To mark International Women's Day this year we are celebrating some of the women who make our College a world-leading institution for legal education and research.
08-03-2020
To mark International Women's Day this year we are celebrating some of the women who make our College a world-leading institution for legal education and research.
08-03-2020
To mark International Women's Day this year we are celebrating some of the women who make our College a world-leading institution for legal education and research.
Emerita Professor Thornton FAAL, FASSA is a socio-legal and feminist scholar whose work on the legal academy and the legal profession is internationally recognised. She is regularly invited to participate in international projects.
08-03-2020
To mark International Women's Day this year we are celebrating some of the women who make our College a world-leading institution for legal education and research.
08-03-2020
To mark International Women's Day this year we are celebrating some of the women who make our College a world-leading institution for legal education and research.
Dr Anne Gallagher AO is an ANU Law alumna named a “Trafficking in Persons Hero” by former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Dr Gallagher has built a formidable career in teaching, law, scholarship, human rights and the administration of criminal justice, and was appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) in 2012.
08-03-2020
To mark International Women's Day this year we are celebrating some of the women who make our College a world-leading institution for legal education and research.
08-03-2020
To mark International Women's Day this year we are celebrating some of the women who make our College a world-leading institution for legal education and research.
Dr Imogen Saunders is a senior lecturer at the ANU College of Law who teaches and researches in public international law. Her publications include works on general principles of law as a source of international law, as well as the status of artificial islands in international law.
08-03-2020
To mark International Women's Day this year we are celebrating some of the women who make our College a world-leading institution for legal education and research.
Louise Taylor (BA/LLB ’01) is an ANU Law alumna and the eighth permanent magistrate on the ACT Magistrates Court. She is the ACT's first Aboriginal judicial officer and in 2019 received the ANU Indigenous Alumna of the Year award.
08-03-2020
To mark International Women's Day this year we are celebrating some of the women who make our College a world-leading institution for legal education and research.
Cris Alves is Human Resources Manager at the ANU College of Law. She has 15 years’ experience in recruitment, employee relations, career development, staff performance and conduct gained in technology, energy and tertiary sectors.
What motivates you?
Learning new skills, finding ways to solve problems and overcoming challenges.
08-03-2020
To mark International Women's Day this year we are celebrating some of the women who make our College a world-leading institution for legal education and research.
08-03-2020
To mark International Women's Day this year we are celebrating some of the women who make our College a world-leading institution for legal education and research.
08-03-2020
To mark International Women's Day this year we are celebrating some of the women who make our College a world-leading institution for legal education and research.
Associate Professor Heather Roberts is a pioneer scholar on judicial swearing-in ceremonies. She teaches constitutional law, property law and equity and trusts. Her research examines Australian constitutional law and history, with a biographical focus. In 2017, she was awarded an early career fellowship by the Australian Research Council, titled “The Ideal Judge”.
08-03-2020
To mark International Women's Day this year we are celebrating some of the women who make our College a world-leading institution for legal education and research.
08-03-2020
To mark International Women's Day this year we are celebrating some of the women who make our College a world-leading institution for legal education and research.
08-03-2020
To mark International Women's Day this year we are celebrating some of the women who make our College a world-leading institution for legal education and research.
26-02-2020
It’s the movement that has driven social change and given a voice to sexual violence survivors around the world. It’s reshaped our culture and even changed laws in some jurisdictions.
Now, the #MeToo movement is making waves in legal education with a new course at The Australian National University (ANU) College of Law.
25-02-2020
By Dilan Thampapillai
ANU College of Law senior lecturer
The Australian National University (ANU) College of Law hosted the DLA Piper 2020 Australian National Rounds of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition. I had the privilege of serving as National Administrator for the 2020 National Rounds and was ably assisted by three of our best law students: Andrew Ray, Molly Tredinnick and Joseph Everdell.
21-02-2020
Students from The Australian National University (ANU) College of Law recently met with Shane Rattenbury MLA, ACT Minister for Justice, to deliver a report on the ACT’s implementation of the Optional Protocol of the Convention against Torture (OPCAT).