Mr Jason O'Neil
Bachelor of Laws, UNSW
Bachelor of Arts (First Class Honours), UNSW
Graduate Certificate in Wiradjuri Language, Culture and Heritage, Charles Sturt University
Jason O'Neil is a Lecturer in the School of Global and Public Law in the Faculty of Law and Justice, and a Scientia PhD Candidate in the School of Social Sciences. His research interests span Indigenous Studies, public law, and public policy, with an emphasis on Indigenous peoples' cultural resurgence and rights to self-determination as peoples. Jason's PhD project is focused on redefining Indigenous self-determination in Australian public policy, with an emphasis on reconfiguring public po...
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- Teaching and Supervision
Jason's research is interdisciplinary, spanning public policy, public law and Indigenous Studies. At the heart of his research is Indigenous peoples' right to self-determination, and Indigenous resurgence through assertions of people and nationhood.
My Teaching
Jason teaches Principles of Public Law and Indigenous Peoples and the Law.
Jason previously convened and taught into UNSW Law and Justice's Indigenous Pre-Law Program, in collaboration with colleagues from the Law Faculty and Nura Gili. Pre-Law is an alternative entry pathway with a focus on developing Indigenous student's core legal thinking skills, and an overview of the Australian legal system and elements of negligence law. He also taught the faculty's Foundations Enrichment courses.