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Information literacy classes, tours and workshops at the Law LibraryRegister online using the Library class booking system via my.monash for classes held outside normal Law unit class times. Search for classes using law as a keyword. Legal research classesLaw Library professional staff teach legal research as part of the undergradute and postgraduate Law Faculty programmes. UndergraduateAs a component of the First Year units, classes will be run in scheduled lecture times for LAW1101 Introduction to Legal Reasoning in Semester 1 and LAW1104 Research and Writing in Semester 2. PostgraduateLLM: a full day legal research class is taught as part of the unit LAW7212 Australian Legal System. Law librarians also teach legal research as part of LAW7285 Legal Research and Communication. JD: Law librarians take part in teaching classes for the unit LAW7079 Legal Research and Problem Solving. Endnote There are no Endnote classes scheduled at present. Please contact Kay Tucker if you are interested in using Endnote. Law librarians are available for individual research appointments and training in the use of the Library's electronic databases. Classes for specific groups of students may also be arranged. Leave your name and contact details at the Loans desk or contact librarians Need help? Library frequently asked questions and online
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