Mooting
Monash Law presents an exciting opportunity for law students who want to practice their courtroom skills.
All Bachelor of Law (Honours) and Juris Doctor (JD) students at Monash Law have the opportunity to take part in mooting competitions. A moot court competition simulates a court hearing, where student teams are presented with a legal problem that they argue before a ‘judge’ or panel of ‘judges’.
You can choose to participate in a range of mooting competitions which are held both locally and internationally.
This is a great opportunity to apply your theoretical knowledge of the law and develop your legal skills for the real world.
In 2022, Monash University was ranked No. 4 in the world and No. 1 in Australia by nica.team. In 2023, Monash University was ranked No. 16 in the world and No. 1 in Australia.
Monash University Law Faculty and Law Students' Society run a number of moots:
- Castan Centre Human Rights Moot Competition
- The General Moot
- First Year Moot
- JD Moot
- JD Moot Skills Series
- IHL Moot (International Humanitarian Law)
For publications and manuals about mooting, please visit the Monash University Library.