Whilst sometimes you’ll be thinking you are taking a Latin and French class instead of studying the law, the PALS team is here to explain the meaning of stare decisis, ratio decidendi and force majeure. Most importantly, PALS is designed to help you approach the seminars, assignments and exams that await you.
PALS aims to facilitate a more informal and collaborative learning environment than a typical class. Our PALS sessions are taught by students in the later years of their degree, and provide an excellent opportunity to meet people from across all year levels.
On Monday 2nd March, the UQLS is offering an essential introductory PALS session for first year Law students. We will cover all the best tips, tricks, and techniques for studying law here at TCB. This is not to be missed, so come by the Moot Court at 2 PM to find out how to tackle the first year of your law degree.
You'll also get the chance to chat to our sponsor firm, YHC Lawyers, afterwards!
Don't miss out!
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PALS (Peer Assisted Learning Sessions) are an initiative run by the Education portfolio of the UQ Law Society in conjunction with YHC Lawyers.
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L Card Launch Party
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The Annual Suri Ratnapala Cup
