with an ATAR score of approximately 98 required for guaranteed entry in 2020. Entry to the Juris Doctor is also competitive, with a minimum undergraduate degree grade point average of 5.0 on a 7-point scale (or equivalent experience or qualifications) or 4.0 on a 7-point scale with a minimum LSAT score of 150 required for guaranteed entry in 2021. Rankings The Faculty of Law is consistently ranked as one of the top law schools in Australia and the world. In 2018, it was ranked first in Australia in the Academic Ranking of World Universities. It is also consistently ranked as one of the top 40 law schools in the world, and is currently QS World University Rankings at number 40 in 2021. Research Academic staff at Monash Law School publish books and journal articles across almost all areas of law. Part of this research is organised around specialist centres, including: The Castan Centre for Human Rights Law The Australian Centre for Justice Innovation The Centre for Commercial Law and Regulatory Studies Law, Health and Wellbeing Eleos Justice The Transnational Criminal Law Group The Feminist Legal Studies Group The Faculty's research is further supported by eight research 'clusters': commercial and private law; criminal law and justice; family law; innovation and information law; international, European and comparative law; legal philosophy and legal theory; public law, government and regulation; and the legal profession. Monash Centre for Regulatory Studies The Monash Centre for Regulatory Studies is a teaching and research centre with a multidisciplinary focus, leading studies on the regulation of areas such as business, health sciences and technology. The current Director of the Centre is Graeme Hodge. Publications The following legal journals are based at Monash Law School: Monash University Law Review Alternative Law Journal Australian Journal of Legal Philosophy Law Library The Faculty of Law's library is split over four levels in the David Derham Law School Building. Architecturally, the building reflects the post World War II popularity of modernism. Academic staff offices surround the library. The main areas of student activity are located on the ground floor basement. The Monash Law Students' Society office (colloquially 'LSS') and the adjoining room provide LSS members and LSS officials' office space and recreation area. The Monash Law building facade is currently under development, and is predicted to be completed by April 2013. This will provide an entirely renovated building face and basement foyer, to