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Mooting and mock trials |
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Mooting and mock trial skills are essential for students wishing to be admitted to the bar at some stage in their careers. They teach students the art of courtroom procedure and debate and how theory is applied. Each year we conduct internal moots, compete in 10 interstate and international competitions, and host a competition that attracts national entries from universities around the country. QUT students generally enter these competitions:
HistoryQUT Mooting Teams have long had a reputation for being strong competitors in mooting competitions. Our students have won prestigious titles including:
Most recently, QUT completed in the International Criminal Court Trial Competition at The Hague, the Netherlands. QUT's prosecution counsel received the Best Trial Lawyer Award across the whole competition. Getting involvedEach year teams will be selected to represent QUT at the external mooting competitions. There will be try-outs in first semester in April so that teams can be finalized by May in time for the start of the competitions. There may also be a need to ask for expressions of interest in second semester in October for other competitions. Solicitors, barristers, judges, former students and mooters can be involved by judging moots, helping with practice moots and coaching teams. If you have an enquiry about mooting, or how to get involved, please contact: Mooting Coordinator |