Want to spread your wings?

Many opportunities exist to compete against students from other universities, often in specialised areas such as humanitarian, aviation and animal law. Inter-varsity competitions are highly prestigious, a lot of fun and are a fantastic way to improve your profile and meet other legal students and professionals.

If you are interested in any of the competitions listed below and believe you will be able to field a team, please contact competitions@griffithlsa.org.au.

Want to know more about each one? Scroll to the bottom of this page.

External competitions entry form

External Competition
It's up to you to double-check that the competition you want to enter is running and accepting registrations. Some competitions have specific entrance criteria. We can't guarantee assistance with travel or registration costs, but we will try to help however we can, including coaching for your team. Please talk to us if you have any questions.
Team details
You must have your team ready before you register for an external competition.
Competitor 1 Name
Competitor 1 Phone
Competitor 2 Name
Competitor 2 Phone
Third Competitor
A third competitor is optional in most moots and assists with research. They usually do not make oral submissions. Check the requirements for your specific moot.
Competitor 3 Name
Competitor 3 Phone

Remember, you’ll have to be a member. So if you haven’t already, click the below link to join as a member.

Upcoming external competitions

Australian Law Students’ Association National Competition (July, Perth)

Each year, the best competitors from each university go head to head at the national championships. Griffith LSA will nominate teams to represent Griffith University; usually winners of our internal competitions.


Queensland Intervarsity Law Competition (September, Brisbane)

In these competitions, you will compete against other Queensland universities. To participate, you’ll need to be new to competitions, having not won an external competition in the past. Griffith LSA will nominate teams.


QUT Torts Moot (August, Brisbane)

Teams from Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific will come together to deal with modern issues in torts. Griffith LSA will nominate teams; usually winners of our internal competitions. Keep an eye on this page for more details.


Australian Administrative Tribunal NOOT (TBA, Electronically)

Negotiating Outcomes on Time. In this competitive negotiation competition, students from across the country will come together electronically to negotiate on a variety of matters. This is usually through a competitive application process.

… and many, many more. Keep an eye on this page, as we will update it as more competitions come up!

Where can i find out more?

Griffith LSA runs competition information seminars at the beginning of Trimesters 1 and 2. You will understand what is involved in each type of competition, what opportunities there are for you to participate.

The next seminar is scheduled for 4 March 2020 at 10:00am in the G36 Moot Court. It’s free and there will be food! We would love to see you there!