Then apply to take part in the Deans Community Leadership Forum 2013. The prestigious half day event, which will take place on Wednesday 21 August, aims to recognize and encourage the inspiring public interest and community activities undertaken by Melbourne Law School students.

Interested? Click on this link for further details.

Global powerhouse King & Wood Mallesons have begun accepting applications for their Insight Program. The program consists of a series of four sessions, which will give an in-depth understanding of how King & Wood Mallesons is structured, what areas of law they practice and the type of clients they work with. To find out more visit the Law Online advert, using this link.

Whether you want to forge your career fighting for social justice or it's something you have a personal interest in, doing voluntary work while you study is great experience and a sure-fire way to make your CV stand out from the crowd. 

To find out more about the opportunities available to you visit the Social Justice Opportunities website via this link.

Want to learn legal research skills from the professionals? Ashurst are hosting a free information session on Wednesday 3 July from 5pm - 6pm. The seminar will help you sharpen your research skills, and will be followed by networking drinks.

For further details on the event and how to register please visit our events listing.

Would you like to gain professional experience working in a high profile agency of the United Nations? CDS are excited to advertise an internship opportunity within the Legal Office of the World Food Programme, based at their headquarters in Rome*.

An internship with WFP represents a great opportunity for talented students to acquire practical work experience related to their field of studies while gaining a better understanding of the World Food Programme and the United Nations system. Interns provide assistance to WFP activities worldwide.

For more information about this opportunity please visit our job listing, accessible via this link.

* Students may be able to apply for financial assistance from Melbourne Law School and the University of Melbourne if undertaking the internship for credit. Further information can be obtained by contacting the Law School Study Abroad team in the Law School Student Centre.