18 and 19 October 2012

National Graduate Law Conference 2012

For research students Australia-wide

The 2012 conference will enable Higher Degree Research students to present papers in a range of legal research disciplines including: public law, private law, criminal law, international law, regulation and law, and legal theory.  Alternatively, students may also come as an attendee to participate in discussions about the presentations from students and some invited guest speakers.  Students are encouraged to present work-in-pogress papersrelated to their doctoral research.

31 August

Master class

For ANU students
Distinguished Visiting Mentor Professor Jeremy Webber presents
"Strategies for developing a challenging and satisfying research agenda"
12:30 pm Sparke Helmore Theatre 2, ANU College of Law

16 May

Master class

For ANU students
"Human Rights Master Class event with Dr Roland Burke, La Trobe University"
Griffith Room Crawford School of Government, ANU (RSVP by Wednesday 9 to marie-eve.loiselle@anu.edu.au)
Students are encouraged to send with their RSVP a brief statement (200 words max) outlining the questions and challenges about human rights scholarships that have emerged in their research

Master class

For ANU students
"Human Rights Master Class event with Dr Roland Burke, La Trobe University"
Griffith Room Crawford School of Government, ANU (RSVP by Wednesday 9 to marie-eve.loiselle@anu.edu.au)
Students are encouraged to send with their RSVP a brief statement (200 words max) outlining the questions and challenges about human rights scholarships that have emerged in their research

24 April

Master class

For ANU College of Law and NCIS students
Professor Brian Opeskin, Macquarie University
"Managing your time and your supervisor"

23 March

Higher Degree Research morning tea

For research students and staff

Please contact Dinah Irvine

12 April

Louise Parrott: Constitutional and Judicial Recognition of Aboriginal andTorres Strait Islander Peoples: The Migration of Foundational Ideas from Canadato Australia

10 April

Cameron Moore: The Australian Defence Force and the Executive Power

4 April

Gusman Siswandi:  Marine Bioprospecting: Indonesia, International Law and Sustainable Development

19 March

Alison McLennan:  BioBricks, Bioentrepreneurs and Biopunks: Regulating Synthetic Biology