
About AUSLSS
Established in 2021, the Australia Singapore Law Students' Society advocates for Singaporeans studying law in Australia and anyone interested in cross-jurisdictional matters. Formed by a group of Singaporean law students, we have dedicated ourselves to building a community and nurturing connections among fellow practitioners. Our initiative hosts events for all law students in Australia who are keen on the legal framework, with the goal of creating a platform for networking and community engagement.
Executive Committee 2025/26
We are a passionate community dedicated to supporting law students from Australia and Singapore. Our goal is to foster academic excellence, create networking opportunities, and facilitate cultural exchange, helping our members thrive in their legal education.

President
Sanjeev Vijayakumar
Sanjeev is a final-year law student at the University of Tasmania and serves as the President of the Australia Singapore Law Students’ Society (AUSLSS). He leads the Society’s national operations, guides its key departments, and drives initiatives that support the professional growth and academic success of Singaporean law students across Australia. Working closely with industry partners, university stakeholders, and the AUSLSS EXCO, he focuses on expanding opportunities, strengthening governance, and building a vibrant and well-connected community.
His legal interests lie in construction law and commercial disputes, with particular attention to issues involving contractual breach, project compliance, and dispute-resolution mechanisms such as adjudication within the built environment sector. Sanjeev’s academic and leadership experiences reflect his commitment to fostering a collaborative, forward-looking culture within the AUSLSS and ensuring that members are supported both professionally and personally.
Outside of law, Sanjeev is well known for having a serious sweet tooth. When he is not deep in readings or working on society initiatives, he is likely testing the limits of how much sugar one person can reasonably consume. Friends insist his love for dessert borders on a personality trait.

Vice-president
Wong Ching Wern
Ching Wern is a 2nd-year law student at Monash University and currently serves as the Vice President of the Australian Singapore Law School Society. In her role, she supports the President in overseeing the Society’s three key departments, working to ensure smooth coordination, consistent communication, and a cohesive strategic direction across all initiatives. She also assists in long-term planning and helps guide committee members in delivering high-quality events and support services for the AUSLSS community.

Internals Affairs director
Suriya Prashan
Prashan is a final-year law student at the University of Tasmania. As the Internals Director on the AUSLSS Board, Prashan oversees the society’s internal operations, coordinates team management, and promotes member wellbeing to maximize efficiency and foster a strong sense of interconnectedness within the society.

External Affairs director
Jibrel Mok
As an external director, my role is effectively liaise with clients and engage with potential partners to exciting activities for our society. I am dedicated to fostering relationships and ensuring that our initiatives align with the interests and needs of our community. Together, we can create enriching experiences that enhance our society's impact and vibrancy.

Publications director
Kalyaniaambigai Magendran
Ambi is a final year law student at Murdoch University. She currently serves as the Publications director, leading a team of four. She works on producing high quality, essential and useful articles to better serve the members and legal community as a whole. Ambi ensures that the publications align well with AUSLSS’s mission to inform and support the Singaporean community in Australia.

Finance director
Harjodh Singh Gill
Harjodh is a third-year law student at Murdoch University and serves as the Sponsorships & Finance Director on the AUSLSS Board. In this role, he leads the society’s sponsorship strategy and financial initiatives, working closely with firms and industry partners to support programs that benefit Singaporean and Australian law students.
He also serves as the Careers Director of the Murdoch Student Law Society (MSLS), where he develops practical, career-focused programming that connects students with practitioners and strengthens pathways into the profession. His work centres on expanding opportunities, building networks, and ensuring students are equipped to thrive in the legal landscape.
Outside of law, Harjodh enjoys fitness and is passionate about self-development and building meaningful connections.
Internals Affairs
The Internal Affairs team is a sub-team within the executive committee. The Internal Affairs team acts as the liaison between AUSLSS, Australian law schools, and student-led societies. The team's primary role is to facilitate communication, promote events, and maintain positive relationships with each university and its respective societies.

Social Media Marketing Officer
Kaiser Tan

Internal Affairs Officer
Aren Ung

Internal Affairs Officer
Noah Thong
External Affairs
The External Affairs team is a sub-team within the executive committee. The External Affairs team focuses on cultivating partnerships with firms and external stakeholders. The team work collaboratively to organise valuable events that benefit Singaporean law students studying in Australia.

External affairs officer
Toh Jo-Shin

External affairs officer
Jocelyn Hartono

External affairs officer
Timothy Ong

External affairs officer
Ian Henzi The
Publications
The Publications team is a sub-team within the executive committee. The Publications team creates high-quality content, ensuring engaging communication with the Singaporean community in Australia and beyond.

Publications officer
Kelly Lee

Publications officer
Simone Choo

Publications officer
Ashleigh Cheuk

Publications officer
Dheevena Rao
Want to be part of the executive committee?
The intake for the Executive Committee takes place in the latter half of the year. If you're interested, please contact us to leave an expression of interest. Being part of the Executive Committee means planning, coordinating, and taking on responsibilities & being committed. We welcome individuals from all interested in the Australia-Singapore cross-jurisdictional legal landscape to engage in our activities and contribute to the community.

