Law, language and inclusion: who speaks ‘academic’ anyway?
How we can design learning to develop the language skills graduates need, whilst acknowledging their multilingual strengths too?
How we can design learning to develop the language skills graduates need, whilst acknowledging their multilingual strengths too?
Order in the (moot) court! Julian Dight explains the benefits of mooting in a new series that celebrates the spaces in UTS Central.
Highlights from a blended approach to the Law Tech Challenge and its social impact for students and non-profit organisations.
A quick chat with the Program Head of the Graduate Diploma in Migration Law and Practice.
When diversity in our future workplaces is envisioned, environments inclusive of disability and different access requirements often get pushed behind for diversity in areas such as age, gender and race. Despite disability intersecting with every community, when spaces such as workplaces aren't made physically and socially accessible, they exclude...
David Leary takes us through the basics of his subject, Law of the Sea.
The trickiest thing about teaching in my discipline area is...
How has learning and teaching changed since my student days?
Think of a discipline area where creative writing and storytelling might lend themselves to a learning activity. I’m guessing contract law wasn’t the first thing to spring into your head? Tim Miles is trying to change all that, one geranium at a time.