Please do not attend a USQ Law Society in person event if you are feeling unwell.
If you are experiencing symptoms, call the Department of Health and Human Services dedicated novel coronavirus hotline on 1800 675 398. Please note for events held in cafes, restaurants and other venues you will need to be double vaccinated to attend per Queensland Health restrictions.
The USQ Law Society’s Women in Law Breakfast is a great chance to meet with fellow students and practitioners in Toowoomba to share your journey through law. Please feel free to invite your colleagues and friends!
Do you dream of becoming an international lawyer - jetting around the globe from client meetings to international conferences? Join a panel of four lawyers to learn more about the realities of being an international lawyer and how to become one. Panel: • Helen Wu | Director, Business and Legal Affairs, Marketing and Advertising Counsel ... Read more
Join the USQ Law Society this month at Walton Stores for our monthly social drinks! Discuss your studies, and connect with fellow law students in a social environment.
Come along to and have some fun with the USQ law society at the Pumpyard Bar and Brewery as we enjoy social drinks (alcoholic beverages are optional). Nothing but good times with good people.
This is a great opportunity for external/online students to get together and socialise! It’s non-formal in nature, so feel free to pour a drink and have the chips ready for a fun and supportive discussion.
The USQLS Ipswich Breakfast club is a great chance to meet with fellow students and practitioners to share your journey through law.
Do you want to meet some new people, and learn a few tricks of the trade while enjoying your cup of coffee or breakfast?? We will be hosting an online breakfast every month! We will be talking about all things law, with lecturers and legal professionals alike!
Hear from Magistrate Colin Strofield and Magistrate Cameron McKenzie on best practice in the Queensland Domestic and Family Violence Court. In June, the College of Law’s PowerUp! series will present this valuable opportunity to hear directly from Magistrate Colin Strofield and Magistrate Cameron McKenzie on best practice in the Queensland Domestic and Family Violence Court. ... Read more
Most practitioners will argue that IPs are not splittable whereas others argue that it is all splittable. This presentation cleaves a path between the 2 extremes. Presented by Mr Peter Skinner, PGS Superannuation Consulting Pty Ltd. Mr Skinner’s presentation uses the principles established in Welch & Abney FLC and Welch & Abney FamCA 135 (6 March 2018). It also addresses the implications ... Read more
Not everyone is an A-student. And while it may appear grades are the be-all and end-all when searching for a job, this is not the case. Many employers know that academic performance is just one of many indicators of ability. Join The College of Law for a free webinar as we discuss how you can ... Read more
