A day in the life of a final-semester Law and International Relations student
Come along with Erin on a typical day in her life as a Bondy studying law and international relations. Read more
A scholar’s tips for a stand-out scholarship application
Vice Chancellor's Elite Scholarship recipient Andie-Lee breaks down her top tips for applying for a scholarship. Read more
What happens during a clerkship
After being immersed in the world of legal placements, Becci shares her experience to help future law students contemplating the clerkship chapter. Read more
My verdict on studying law as a Student for a Semester
In my first lecture during the Student for a Semester program, I was so nervous. Read more
Why sport-related concussion is a national public health issue
Sports should not be unilaterally self-regulating concussion and a co-designed national accountability framework is urgently needed, writes Dr Annette Greenhow. Read more
5 lessons I learned participating in a national mooting competition
Objection your honour! Whilst being in court may not exactly be the Harvey Specter experience, there is certainly an adrenaline rush that comes with... Read more
The Path to Practice | All about the GDLP
The journey to becoming a qualified legal practitioner does not end when you have completed your Bachelor of Laws or Juris Doctor degree. Read more
A Managing Partner shares his best advice for aspiring lawyers
Bond University law alumnus Clayton Glenister is at the helm of one of the Gold Coast’s longest running law firms. Read more
Switching to law: Five reasons why getting a Juris Doctor is (still) a good idea
Executive Dean of the Faculty of Law, Professor Nick James shares his response to the question "is it a good idea to enrol in a law degree?" Read more
Transformation CoLab | Transforming minds in a brave new world
The minds behind the Transformation CoLab share an insight into why the degrees were created and the first year of the innovative programs. Read more