Cassie, from Australian National University, Australia

Cassie Cameron from the Australian National University joined SULaw’s Summer Programme to explore a diverse range of legal subjects while experiencing life in Stockholm. Drawn by the programme’s international perspective, engaging social activities, and unique course offerings, she found it to be an enriching academic and cultural experience.

Cassie Cameron. Photo: Private

The professors were so engaged and passionate about the courses they were teaching.

Hi there, Cassie

Why did you choose to participate in SULaw’s Summer Programme?

Diverse range of courses, engaging social program, and the opportunity to live and study in an amazing city!

Which course(s) did you choose and why did you choose them?

EU Law in Brief, Law and Literature, Intersections of Disability and Reproductive Justice, International Commercial Arbitration - these courses allowed me to gain a valuable insight into European law in a way that I would not have been able to get from the other side of the world, while living within these systems.

What are your tips and tricks to make the most of the course(s) and your stay at SULaw?

Attend as many of the social events as you can, and use the opportunity to see everything in an amazing city over the course of your time in Stockholm, take the Viking Line boat to Helsinki, bus to Copenhagen, go down to the beach near campus after class!

What did you enjoy most during your stay in Stockholm?

The ability to connect with amazing law students from around the world in an environment where the professors were so engaged and passionate about the courses they were teaching.

Why should other students choose to study our Summer Programme?

Take the opportunity to study really engaging and diverse elements of law, in a global context, while making amazing friends who you now have an excuse to visit!

How would you summarize SULaw Summer Programme with 3 words?

Engaging, Social, Adventure

(Interview from 2026)

Last updated: 2026-11-04

Source: Department of Law