At the College of Law, our goal is to support you throughout your studies and beyond. Whether you’re looking for practical advice, academic help, or assistance with personal challenges, we offer services designed to meet your needs.
We’re committed to making sure you have the resources to succeed so you can go where’s next in your learning journey and career.
As your partner in lifelong legal education, we will commit to:
We understand that studying law can be demanding, and we’re here to help when you need it.
Whether you’re looking for guidance on coursework, preparing for assessments, or navigating challenges, our staff is ready to support you. If you ever feel stuck, we’ll work with you to get back on track and make sure you’re getting the most out of your studies.
Need to talk to someone? You can reach out to your course lecturer, Program Director, or Customer and Student Engagement Advisor anytime.
Your wellbeing matters to us. If you have concerns about your mental health or overall wellbeing, whether before or during your studies, we’re here to help.
Our Customer and Student Engagement team and Program Directors are ready to listen and offer tailored support to fit your situation.
If life gets in the way of your studies, we’ll work with you to help you adjust where needed, ensuring you have the support to keep going.
We believe legal education should be accessible to everyone, and we’re committed to creating an environment where you can succeed, no matter your circumstances.
We make sure students, including those with disabilities or other specific needs, have the support and resources to fully engage in their learning.
I had a really great experience, I had really great mentors who really helped me and gave me a lot of confidence to say yep I’ve picked the right career.
Stella Richards, PLT Graduate
We’re here to help you move forward in your legal career. Whether you’re just starting out or planning your next steps to where’s next, our Careers Services team is available with advice on everything from job searching to interview preparation. As a current Practical Legal Training or Masters student—or a recent graduate—you can also book a 30-minute online consultation with our National Careers Professional team.
Additionally, through College Connect, our online community, you’ll find career tips, practice papers, mentoring opportunities, and informative events to help guide your career. With ongoing workshops and networking events, you’ll be well-prepared to connect with employers and build the career that’s right for you.
We’re proud to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at the College of Law.
Our team is committed to offering personalised academic and career support, helping you navigate your studies and develop your legal career. We also provide scholarships and bursaries to help cover course fees, ensuring you can focus on your goals and complete your Practical Legal Training.
We know that financing your education can be challenging, and we’re here to make it more manageable. If you’re facing financial difficulties, you may qualify for our bursaries or the Kay Smith Scholarship.
We’ll help you explore all your options so you can focus on what’s most important—building your future in law.
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