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SOUL Conference 2025 - Save the Date

The Society of University Lawyers Limited (SOUL) is very excited to announce that SOUL 2025 will be held on 16 and 17 October 2025. The...

1 day ago

SOUL Member Webinar - Negotiating and Managing Enforceable Undertakings with the FWO – The University of Melbourne Perspective on Wednesday 16 April from 12pm to 1pm AEST

Mark Flaherty and Grace Brunton-Makeham from the Legal team at the University of Melbourne invite SOUL members to join a discussion about...

Apr 3

SOUL Member Webinar - The National Student Ombudsman - 10 April 12:30pm (AEST)

Angus & Carr and SOUL are pleased to invite SOUL members to join us for a webinar focused on the newly minted office of the National...

Apr 2

About SOUL

The Society of University Lawyers (SOUL) is a not-for-profit association of in-house university lawyers.

SOUL's main purpose is to promote the exchange of information on legal matters affecting universities and tertiary education generally.

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SOUL Membership

Membership is open to current and certain former in-house university legal practitioners and provides access to:

resource material via the Members Only section of this website
an email mailing list for membership wide discussion on topics of interest
regular events including webinars.

All membership is available subject to certain criteria.

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SOUL Annual Conference

SOUL holds a national, in person, conference, often in conjunction with the AGM, over one and one half days in October/November each year.

The conference is open to members and non-members.

For a short time you can find presentations from the recent conference held in Melbourne on the Annual Conference page - link. These will be moved to the Members Only area of the website in mid December 2024.

Click on Member Login at the top right of this page to access the Members Only area of this website and the conference presentations/papers from past conferences and webinars. Your username to login is the email address you supplied on your membership application (usually your university email address).

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