“I remember thinking why learning law was so tiresome and challenging. Then, I thought that if I were given a chance to be a lecturer, I’d want to change the way legal education is delivered.”
Have you ever dreamed about changing the way things are done after experiencing it firsthand? For Senior Law Lecturer and Programme Director at Taylor's School of Law and Governance (Fomerly known as Taylor’s Law School), Puteri Sofia Amirnuddin, it started with a thought while she was studying Property Law in Year 2 of her Bachelor of Laws at the University of Tasmania. With the thought lingering on even until after completing her pupilage, starting her career in academia was natural.
So how did she change the way legal education is presented? Puteri Sofia shares how she revolutionised the way law is taught and her journey getting there.