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Clerkship Night
Jun
03
Past Event
Clerkship Night
18:00 – 22:00
Ready to take the next step in your legal career ? Join the Western Sydney University Law Students’ Association for Clerkship Night, an evening with some of Australia’s leading law firms. This is your chance to meet firm lawyers, partners and HR representatives, build genuine connections, and put your name in front of the people reviewing applications. Gain valuable insight into the clerkship process, ask questions, and hear what top firms are really looking for. 📍 EE Auditorium, Western Sydney University 🗓 3 June 2026 ⏰ 6:00pm – 10:00pm
Diverse Women In Law Panel Event
May
18
Past Event
Diverse Women In Law Panel Event
Western Sydney University Parramatta Campus
17:30 – 20:00
We are delighted to announce the Western Sydney University Campus Roadshow event, sponsored by Norton Rose Fulbright and hosted by the WSLSA. Join us on campus to hear an opening address by Professor Catherine Renshaw, Dean and Discipline Lead of Law at Western Sydney University, followed by an insightful panel discussion  between Nishta Gupta, Smeeti Prasad, and Simran Chawla from Norton Rose Fulbright. The panel will address how to navigate the legal industry, bridge the gap of diverse women’s underrepresentation in the law, and overcome intersectional issues and barriers faced by women in the legal sector. After the panel discussion there will be an opportunity to network with the speakers and other attendees. Refreshments will be provided. The event is open to all WSU students who identify as diverse women studying law or interested in pursuing a career in law. Allies are welcome and encouraged to attend. The event is free to attend. Doors open and refreshments start: 5:30pm Panel starts: 6:00pm Event ends: 8.00pm This will be in the Moot Court Building EO, Room G.44 at Parramatta South campus.
Mid Sem Mingle!
Apr
24
Past Event
Mid Sem Mingle!
The Commercial Hotel
18:00 – 20:00
WSLSA is bringing you our Mid Sem Mingle - a chance to unwind mid-semester, meet fellow law students, and enjoy some good food ! You also have a chance to win a prize!! This event is free for WSLSA members. Registration is essential as we will be marking off names at the door.
HEART TO HEART: WHEN WE GATHER, WE GIVE | An Iftar
Mar
13
Past Event
HEART TO HEART: WHEN WE GATHER, WE GIVE | An Iftar
Western Sydney University - Bankstown City Campus
18:00 – 21:00
*All Tickets Sales Final*  As we move through the early days of Ramadan a month of reflection and patience, WSLSA warmly invites you to save the date for an evening centered on community, generosity, and shared understanding. HEART TO HEART: WHEN WE GATHER, WE GIVE | An Iftar Date: Friday 13 March 2026 Time: 06:00pm - 9:30pm Location: Level 7, Bankstown City Campus – Western Sydney University At a university with Australia’s largest Muslim student communities, this night is a chance for us to gather in solidarity, share in the spirit of Ramadan, and create space for connection across cultures, experiences, and backgrounds. Whether you’re fasting, supporting friends who are, or simply wanting to be part of something meaningful, you are warmly welcome. We are honored to be joined by the following speakers: • Catherine Renshaw, Dean Western Sydney University • Noelle Tin, Legal Aid NSW (CALD) • Mariam Veiszadeh, Founder Islamophobia Register Australia • Dr Maria Bhatti, Academic and Author Western Sydney University  • Sabreen Hussain, Vice President of the Muslim Legal Network NSW & Diverse Women in Law • Maya Zahran, Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders) With warmth and gratitude, Western Sydney Law Students Association
LAW BALL 2025
Nov
28
2025 Past Event
LAW BALL 2025
Le Montage
19:00 – 23:30
SOLD OUT if you are still interested in attending, please email engagement@wslsa.com.au  ⚖️ Midnight in the Courtroom – 2025 Law Ball ⚖️ Step into the elegance and excitement of Midnight in the Courtroom, Western Sydney University’s most anticipated night of the year! Indulge in delicious food and drinks, lively dancing, and fun games as we celebrate another wonderful year in law. Bring your friends, meet new people, and make memories that will last well beyond the final verdict of the night. We request your best formal elegance in black tie attire. Doors open 7pm, enjoy a drink upon entry followed by a decdent 3-course meal, unlimited drinks, Music by an amazing DJ, photography and More! Soiree ends at 11:30pm. Tickets are limited – get yours fast and tell your friends! You won’t want to miss this unforgettable evening with our amazing law school community. EVENT DETAILS Date: Friday, 28th of November Time: 7pm-11:30pm Location: Le Montage, Lilyfeild Theme: Midnight in the Courtroom (BLACK TIE)   Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 1. Can I get a refund for my ticket? Refunds may be requested up to 48 hours before the event. Requests after this period cannot be processed. 2. How do seating arrangements work? Only one person from your group needs to submit the seating arrangement when purchasing tickets. Each table seats 8–10 people, so please coordinate with your friends before booking. 3. Can I make changes to my ticket after purchase? Tickets cannot be altered once purchased. If you need to make amendments, please email president@wslsa.com.au. 4. Is parking available? Yes! There will be free onsite parking available to all attendees. 5. Is the event open to non-law students or partners? Yes. You are welcome to bring any guest, provided they also purchase a ticket. 6. Is this an 18+ event?  Yes, this is an over 18's event. As we have the service of alcohol and an open bar we cannot allow anyone under 18 to attend. This means you will need to bring an acceptable form of ID to attend and be served alcohol. (license, government photo card, Passport etc. are acceptable forms. University ID's are not accpetable forms.)
Sexual Assault & Domestic Violence Awareness Workshop
Nov
01
2025 Past Event
Sexual Assault & Domestic Violence Awareness Workshop
Auburn Community Centre
13:30 – 16:00
The discussion will address the unique challenges faced by international students and temporary visa holders, including legal protections and support services. Your visa status should never determine how you are treated in a relationship. Domestic violence and sexual assault can lead to devastating consequences — from homelessness and financial insecurity to mental health trauma, social isolation, and disrupted education or visa stability. This panel explores these intersecting impacts through both legal and mental health perspectives, equipping students to recognise the signs, understand protections, and support others. Date: Saturday, 1 November 2025 Time: 1:30 PM – 4:00 PM Location: Auburn Centre for Community Hall RSVP: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1svlDCtLbZzdXTrsRzxoAV7E8EDsuWio-aVVX8Utl8cE/viewform?edit_requested=true