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The TC Beirne School of Law's Professor Andreas Schloenhardt has been appointed to a Council of Europe committee to review international law relating to migrant smuggling and develop proposals for new conventions and directives for the 47 member states.

UQ Law student Margaret Forrest has taken a big step towards realising her political ambitions after winning a prestigious scholarship to attend the University of Cambridge.

Just one day after being named Queensland’s first female chief justice, UQ alumna, The Hon Justice Catherine Holmes shared career advice with our up-and-coming female lawyers.

Two UQ Business School PhD students will go head-to-head in the nail-biting UQ Three Minute Thesis (3MT) final next Wednesday.

EnergyAustralia Managing Director Catherine Tanna will deliver the upcoming Faculty of Business, Economics and Law alumni lecture on Wednesday 23 September in Melbourne.

The University of Queensland Business School’s MBA program has topped the Australian Financial Review BOSS MBA survey for the second consecutive time.

Three University of Queensland law students will go to Myanmar next week to present at the Asia Pro Bono Conference and Legal Ethics Forum.

Former corporate high-flier and UQ alumnus John Ahern never imagined he would one day be nominated for a Queensland Literary Award.

A benevolent team of business and law students at the University of Queensland has been recognised for helping the national charity Youngcare boost its social media presence.

After months of speculation, TC Beirne School of Law alumnus Alan MacSporran QC has been appointed the new Chair of Queensland’s Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC).

The Governor of Queensland is among five exceptional BEL alumni who will be honoured at the annual UQ Alumni Awards on 21 October.

From living with his foster mum in the small country town of Woodenbong, in northern New South Wales, to studying business at The University of Queensland, Matthew Compton admits he’s been on a big journey.

UQ’s Faculty of Business, Economics and Law has announced an exciting new program will be offered from Semester 1, 2016: Bachelor of Advanced Finance and Economics (Honours).

University of Queensland Business School student James Kaluschke has surpassed 582 applicants to become the Adecco Australia and New Zealand “CEO for One Month”.

Thirteen of the BEL faculty’s PhD students presented their theses in snappy and engaging presentations in the BEL Faculty Three Minute Thesis Final competition held on Friday 24 July.

If work ethic is anything to go by, aspiring Olympian and University of Queensland law graduate Aisling Scott will one day be a gold medal lawyer.

2015 dual Bachelor of Business Management and Commerce valedictorian Mikayla Ivanov literally has the world at her tippy toes.

A University of Queensland arts/law graduate with a passion for human rights has won Cambridge University’s coveted Whewell Scholarship in International Law.

Thirty Indigenous high school students will get a taste of university life and explore their tertiary study options at a three-day camp at The University of Queensland from 17 to 19 July.

New York-based UQ alumnus Mark Sowerby discussed the globally unique opportunities of investing in water during prime time on Fox Business - broadcast throughout the US - on 4 June.