When you study at the University of Newcastle Law School, you can have confidence that you’ll be studying under the guidance of well-respected instructors.

Recently, two Newcastle Law School teams consisting of 4 students participated in the 3rd Annual Younes & Espiner Intervarsity Criminal Law Moot in the University of Wollongong.

What’s it like to be a University of Newcastle law student? Well, lots of study and practice to be sure, but JD/GDLP students also have the option to take a elective courses involving either international study tours or international internships. Students who participated in the international study tour to Japan in December last year, which focused on environmental law, created a video to document their experiences!

We know the idea of studying abroad can be daunting. What if you move all the way around the world and your courses aren’t what you expected? To help prospective students get a feel for studying law, Newcastle Law School is offering a free online course in International Climate Change Law and Policy.

Have you been thinking about studying medicine in Australia? Are you curious about dentistry, physiotherapy, or law?

Are you interested in studying physiotherapy? Occupational therapy? Chiropractic?

Can you really study law at an Australian law school and come back to Canada to practice? It’s a common question we receive, and for good reason. Who wants to invest time and money on a degree you can’t use at home?

What’s your dream career? If you’ve applied to Canadian universities for your graduate degree, you know entry can be competitive and places can be limited.

Twenty Newcastle Law School students recently enjoyed a trip to East Java in Indonesia as part of the law program’s International Study Experience course.

If you’ve always wanted to chat with an Australian law school graduate who has returned to Canada to practice, here’s your opportunity! We know a…