School of Law: Welcome
Upcoming Events...
Annual Prizegiving
Ceremony
Monday 7th April 2008
5.45pm
Matthew Flinders Theatre
Elliott Johnston
Tribute Lecture 2008
Presented by
Mr Graeme Neate,
National Native Title Tribunal titled "Land Rights, Native Title and the 'limits' of recognition: Getting the Balance Right"
Tuesday 13th May 2008
5.30pm
Venue TBA
'Inspiring Achievers' Sessions
11th April
& 28th May 2008
12noon - 1.00pm
Room 2.43, LWCM Building |
The Law School at Flinders University houses one of Australia's most acclaimed undergraduate law programmes. it also offers: a programme in Criminal Justice for Law, Bachelors of Arts and Behavioural Science students; law topics for Commerce students, and postgraduate research degrees. There is a strong emphasis on both practical skills and legal theory.
The academic staff are all active researchers, many with national or international reputations in their fields. Each is involved in a range of external activities that regularly bring them into contact with the legal profession and the broader community.
The Law School prides itself on its friendly and relaxed atmosphere, as well as on its commitment to high quality teaching and scholarship.
Master of Laws (International Law and International Relations). Commencing Febuary 08. Taught intensively in Adelaide and Canberra. Further information is available at http://www.flinders.edu.au/courses/postgrad/laws.htm.
Teaching prowess recognised
Flinders Law School lecturers Associate Professor Elizabeth Handsley, Dr Christopher Reynolds and Ms Rebecca Laforgia have won citations in the national 2007 Carrick Australian Awards for University Teaching Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning
Law Foundation Scholarships - Human Rights Internship Program 2007
Scholarships will only be awarded for internships to be undertaken between December 2007 and December 2008. Applications due at 2pm Friday 26 th October 2007.
Our police are everywhere
Through their involvement in police assistance missions around the world, the Australian Federal Police have increasingly become a tool of Australian foreign policy, according to Flinders University's Professor Andrew Goldsmith. 28 August 2007
Law course reaccredited
International Visiting Scholar Program
Academics from outside Australia who are planning to take sabbatical leave are invited to apply for the honorary position of Visiting Scholar in the School of Law at Flinders University. More information...
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