Find out more about this exciting summer program held in Geneva during January and February each year.  You could witness the workings of important international institutions in the heart of Europe during a three week intensive international organisations course.  Applications for the 2014 program will open at the event.

In its 2013 annual academic appointment round the ANU College of Law is seeking enthusiastic, engaged and talented academics to join a law school that is nationally and internationally renowned for its path-breaking scholarship, its innovation at all levels of legal education, and its commitment to community engagement and to exploring questions of law reform and social justice. Information (PDF, 392KB)

The new government will have to quickly come to terms with managing a national economy suffocated by huge debt burden. ANU College of Law lecture Moeen Cheema commented on this issue in Al Jazeera (PDF 415KB). Or listen online at ABC Radio.

Professor Don Rothwell talks to Radio National Late Night Live  (audio files) about the annual Arctic Council meeting to be held next week, and the increasing pressures on the Arctic caused by climate change.

Apply for a Fulbright Scholarship. Up to 25 Postgraduate, Postdoctoral, Senior Scholar, and Professional Scholarships across a wide range of disciplines and areas. 2013 Scholarship round opens 20 May, closes 12 August.

Dr Ruth Lee Martin from the Australian Fulbright Commission will be coming to the ANU on Thursday, 9 May 2013 to give a presentation on the 2013 Fulbright scholarship round (PDF, 423KB).

ANU College of Law Emeritus Professor Jim Davis has co-authored Law of Torts, 5th edition (LexisNexis) with Rosalie Balkin.

Law of Torts is part of the LexisNexis Black and Silver series and provides a comprehensive and authoritative analysis of the law of torts in Australia. Both common law and statutory torts under the Civil Liability and Defamation Acts are covered across all Australian jurisdictions.

Published June 2013.

Imagine using nanotechnology to engineer into human structures the capacity to make fuel using
sunlight to split water as a source of hydrogen, and also absorb atmospheric carbon dioxide or
nitrogen to make food or fertiliser. Article by Professor Tom Faunce (Ecogeneration, PDF, 600KB)

Two graduate law students are among the 2013 cohort of John Monash Scholars. The Scholarships, each valued at $50,000 per year for up to three years, are awarded to young Australians who have demonstrated leadership in their field and the community.