If you would like to meet with the Program Co-ordinator Ms Helen Green to any aspect of your mentor relationship one-one, she will be available for consultations on a “drop in” basis in room 927 next Tuesday from 11-2pm.

Room 927 is located on Level 9, Melbourne Law School.

Wanted - Law students who are interested in their career!

The MLS Careers Office is looking for students to join in a round table discussion about their career aspirations and plans for the future.  The purpose of the meeting is to feed back information to key employers and will ultimately serve to strengthen the Law School’s ties with these employers.  What are your motivations for studying law?  We would love to hear from you!

A sandwich lunch will be provided

When ?  Thursday 18^th August at 12.00 to 1.00pm

Where? MLS (room to be confirmed)

RSVP :  law-careers@unimelb.edu.au (please put “Round Table 18/8 ” in the subject box) by 11^th August

Amy Bohren, the Internship Program Coordinator, will be available for consultation between 12:00-1:00pm on Monday, August 8th in room 927. No appointment necessary. The consultation hour will occur at lunch time every Monday during semester two, with the location to be advised.

Wanted !  Students with an interest in careers in Hong Kong

The MLS Careers Office is looking for students to join in a round table discussion about their Hong Kong career aspirations and plans.  The purpose of the meeting is to feed back information to Hong Kong employers and will ultimately serve to strengthen the Law School’s ties with these employers.

 A sandwich lunch will be provided.

When ?  Monday 22^nd August at 12.00 to 1.00pm

Where? MLS (Room to be confirmed)

RSVP :  law-careers@unimelb.edu.au by 15th August 2011

(please put “HK Round Table” in the subject box)

The Program introduces law students and graduates to career opportunities in native title, policy development, social justice and Indigenous affairs and aims to provide assistance to under-resourced and over-worked Native Title Representative Bodies (NTRBs) as well as to various other organisations working in these areas including Indigenous corporations, government bodies, community groups, not-for-profit, policy organisations and others.
There are two intakes for interns annually, during the summer and winter university breaks, for five to six weeks. Applications open in March and August of each year.

Applications are open to law students who have completed, or are currently completing, the Property Law component of their legal studies. Internships are offered Australia-wide and we seek applicants who have a keen interest in some or all of the above mentioned areas.

Applications open on Monday 8 August and close on Friday 2 September.

See Opportunities section for application information.