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Mr Alpesh Shah is a Teaching Assistant at Curtin Law School within the Faculty of Business and Law at Curtin University. He is based at the Curtin Perth campus in Building 402, Curtin Business School 1, under the Portfolio of the Office of the Provost. His professional contact details are phone +61 8 9266 7798 and email Alpesh.Shah@curtin.edu.au. As part of his role, he contributes to the delivery of legal education at one of Australia's leading universities.
Alpesh Shah teaches several undergraduate law units at Curtin University, including LAWS1003 Advanced Tort Law (Semester 2, 2024), BLAW2014 Tort Liability for Business (Semester 1, 2024), and BLAW2009 Property Law for Business (Semester 2, 2025). These courses cover essential topics in tort law and property law as they apply to business contexts. Additionally, he is listed as teaching staff in these units, supporting students with legal principles relevant to commercial practices.
Beyond teaching, Alpesh Shah is a Curtin University lecturer and the founder of Synapta. He serves as a mentor at the Student Startup Weekend, an entrepreneurship event hosted by Curtin University in collaboration with Bloom. In this capacity, Alpesh Shah leverages law, tech, and strategic insights to accelerate growth and innovation for student teams developing business ideas over a 54-hour period. His dual expertise bridges academic law teaching with practical entrepreneurial guidance.
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