Student Associations
The Griffith University Law Society (GULS) is a student society which works to support law students in all aspects of their academic, personal and professional development through creativity, inclusiveness and integrity.
GULS is the largest independent student organisation at Griffith University. It is based at the original Griffith Nathan campus and operates across all of Brisbane. Every year GULS runs a number of major social events, legal skills competitions, educational workshops, equity events, careers support initiatives as well as producing a variety of publications and running an established mentorship program. GULS also represents students to the university, the legal profession and other graduate employers.
The Griffith University Student Law Association (GUSLA) is a student representative group which supports and represents Law students on Griffith University's Gold Coast campus.
GUSLA provides a variety of services to students including legal skills competitions (which aim to develop students' practical legal skills), and social and networking events. GUSLA also networks with the legal community on the Gold Coast and beyond. The GUSLA also provides Law students with information which looks beyond the traditional path of becoming a solicitor.
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