Law School

Corporate Governance for Resource Companies

The aim of this three-day workshop is to provide a working knowledge of corporate governance principles as they apply to resources companies.
Date: 28 - 29 August 2019
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Mining Law

This three-day workshop will provide an intensive course of study on Mining Law in Western Australia.
Date: 30 October - 1 November 2019
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Oil and Gas Agreements

This three-day workshop provides a clear understanding of the legal agreements which underpin the operation of the oil and gas industry.  
Date: 11 - 13 November 2019 
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Construction Law

This three-day course covers several important doctrines of contract law and equity, as well as key legislation specific to issues which commonly arise under construction contracts.
Date: 28 - 30 November 2019
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Advanced Australian International Taxation

This course reviews the application of Australian income tax law to international transactions and structures. It covers both inbound and outbound scenarios, as well as individuals and companies.
Dates: 27 - 30 August 2019
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Double Tax Agreements and International Tax Law

This course examines the core principles of international tax law and is not based upon Australian tax law. It examines these core principles as they apply around the world and the policy issues supporting them.
Dates: 24 - 27 September 2019
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Goods and Services Taxation

This course provides an intensive study of Australia's GST law including its current scope and application to domestic supplies, exports and imports of goods and services.
Dates: 15 - 18 October 2019
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Taxation Law of a Foreign State

This course examines the core principles of the income taxation and other relevant tax of a foreign State. It also examines the tax administration system and relevant legal and equivalent institutions. 
Dates: 12 - 11 November 2019
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Taxation of Trusts

This course covers the complex Australian taxation of trusts in relation to both domestic and foreign trusts. 
Dates: 2 - 6 December 2019
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The UWA Mediation Clinic offers a tailored mediation service to help people to resolve University, workplace, family and community conflict.

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The UWA Law School’s Visiting Scholars Program hosts academics from around Australia and overseas to undertake research and to participate in the communal life of the Law School. Approved visiting scholars are provided with a workspace, IT access and a computer (where possible) and library access. They are encouraged to participate in the academic life of the Law School and University, including seminars and public lectures.

Application process

 Prospective visitors should email the following to the visiting scholars coordinator at least three months prior to their intended visit:

• a brief curriculum vitae that includes details of academic employment, qualifications and publications
• a one- to two-page proposal outlining the research project, planned collaboration with UWA Law staff and any other activities intended during the visit
• a copy of a letter from your home university confirming that you are an academic (not a student) and will be taking sabbatical leave for the duration of your visiting academic appointment, and confirming that you will be returning to full-time employment when the visiting appointment ceases
• copy of biodata page (photograph page) of passport (if available). An appropriate visa must have been obtained to allow commencement of this appointment

Applications are considered in advance of the proposed visit and all applicants will be notified as soon as possible after a decision is reached. Any further information that is required to implement the decision will be sought at this point. The Visiting Scholars Program receives many applications from prospective visitors and unfortunately not all can be supported.

The Law School provides a Clinical Legal Education program through which our students can participate in local, national and international legal internships with law firms, courts, government agencies, non-governmental organisations and the UWA Mediation Clinic. The focus is upon social justice and commercial placements.