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.

Book a time on Law Online.  Students are asked to please bring hard copies of their CVs and cover letters to their appointments. This gives our consultants the best starting point to help you develop a winning application.

In addition, if you are applying to a specific opportunity it is beneficial to supply the position description for the consultant to reference during your meeting.

If you have marketing experience, this is your chance to get involved in an inspirational non-for-profit organisation. SEW Tanzania is a social enterprise that was founded by a talented group of Melbourne Law School graduates in 2008.

SEW specialise in producing beautiful, sustainable carry bags, which are all made by HIV+ Tanzanian women. All profits are reinvested back into the project, ensuring that employees receive twice the minimum wage and all benefits under Tanzanian employment law. SEW also covers 80% of employee medical expenses.

To hear more about this fantastic opportunity, click this link. Alternatively, to buy one of the bags and support this fantastic cause visit the SEW Tanzania website:

sewtanzania.org

Applications for A.T. Kearney’s 2013 Case Competition are closing soon. Remember to submit your application by Sunday July 21st 11PM AEST for your chance to experience strategy consulting first hand! For more details about the opportunity click on this link.

Confirmed External Speakers:

- Ms Sam Horsfield, Director, RealPolitic Consulting

- Dr Helen Szoke, CEO of Oxfam Australia   

- Ms Hutch Hussein, Senior Manager - Refugees, Immigration & Multiculturalism, Brotherhood of St Laurence

The Dean’s Community Leadership Forum aims to recognise and encourage the inspiring public interest and community activities undertaken by Melbourne Law School students, by providing them with a distinct opportunity to come together to learn from leaders in the sector. This annual Forum is now in its third year, and will be held on the afternoon of Wednesday 21 August 2013.

This year’s Forum will focus on transformative thinking on poverty, equality and development. You will actively participate in discussions with leaders in the field with the aim of rethinking and reframing issues of poverty and equality to identify new pathways for change. You will also gain an insight into the skills required and challenges faced by those providing leadership in this sector.

Applications close Wednesday 7 August 2013 (Week 2 of semester 2). For more information or to apply click this link.