Mooting
Moots (mock trials) teach you a range of critical skills, including legal research, teamwork, advocacy, courtroom procedure and how to apply the law.
Students are coached and judged by lawyers, barristers and judges who volunteer their time to share their knowledge.
Our dedicated courtrooms provide an immersive, real-world learning environment and our mooting programs encourage you to compete at the highest levels.
Hugh Hadgraft participated in several mooting competitions whilst at QUT, both overseas and nationally.
'I found that at every step of the way, QUT staff and lecturers were right behind me.'
Test your skills
Starting with in-house competitions, you'll improve your skills and gain confidence in the courtroom.
Selected students are supported to compete in national and international competitions, while earning academic credit.
Our teams hold a strong reputation for success, with recent wins at the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Negotiating Outcomes on Time Competition, the Michael Kirby Contract Law Moot and the Red Cross International Championship Moot.
The QUT Law Society Inc. runs a Moot Club and holds workshops for students to improve their skills.
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