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UNSW Law JD Welcome Term 3 2019

13 September 2019
12.15pm – 2.00pm AEST
THEATRE G04, GROUND FLOOR | LAW BUILDING
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New UNSW JD students are invited to join the Faculty for an official welcome and lunch as part of UNSW Term 3 O-Week, 2019.

The JD Welcome is an excellent opportunity to meet fellow students, members of the academic and administrative staff and to hear from guest speakers.
 

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