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Nursing, sports subjects excel in QS rankings

Nursing, sports subjects excel again in QS world rankings by subject

New partnership to support trauma-informed legal training

A new project led by La Trobe Law School is seeking to implement and evaluate the impact of trauma-informed legal training in Australia.

The role of civil liability in addressing Indigenous harms in custody

New research from Dr Laura Griffin has explored the often-overlooked area of civil liability in addressing Indigenous harms in custody.

Cutting-edge research receives millions in federal funding

La Trobe University researchers will share in almost $6 million worth of Federal Government funding for several groundbreaking projects.

Law, war and letter writing

Associate Professor Madelaine Chiam has co-authored an article examining open letters in international law.

Domestic violence in Indonesia and the law

In Indonesia there is a stark difference between what is written and what is enforced concerning domestic violence.

Best Interests Podcast

La Trobe Law students are taking their legal skills to the podcast studio, undertaking an internship with the Best Interests Children’s Law Podcast

Hong Kong's changing judicial system

How the National Security Law is eroding public trust

Nuremberg Moot Court success

La Trobe Law School’s mooting team has finished in the top 16 at the 2024 Nuremberg Moot Court competition in Germany

Supreme Court Prize awarded to Law School alumni

Two La Trobe Law School graduates have been awarded the Supreme Court Prize

Law School Dean appointed

Professor Lorne Neudorf to serve as Dean of the La Trobe Law School

La Trobe Law School Moot Team heads to Germany

The La Trobe Law School's Nuremberg Moot Team have made it to the oral rounds in Germany for the second year in a row

ARC Linkage Project to examine trauma-informed practices in public legal services

Researchers have received an Australian Research Council Linkage Grant for their project on trauma-informed practices in public legal services

Documenting international crimes

Researchers have explored how atrocities and international crimes are documented

From refugee to respected scholar

Dr Akuch Kuol Anyieth has overcome incredible circumstances, alongside her family, escaping war in Sudan to become a respected scholar and voice in the Australian and international conversation on justice