2022
Articles
10 May 2022
Law School scholarships
Sydney Law School is offering scholarships for students who wish to continue into postgraduate study
06 May 2022
Sydney Law School team ranked equal third in the world
Sydney Law School student team reaches semi-finals of the prestigious 2022 Willem C Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot Competition.
03 May 2022
Trailblazing alumni win awards for creating positive change
Sydney Law School alumni, Niny Borges and Olivia Morris, have been recognised in the Alumni Awards 2022 for their commitment to making the world a better place.
27 April 2022
Op-ed: We need to talk about Australia's "UnNatural disasters"
In this op-ed, Rosemary Lyster, Professor of Climate and Environmental Law calls for greater accountability for unnatural disasters.
13 April 2022
New Indigenous artwork tells story of Sydney
Sydney Law School has commissioned an Indigenous art installation created by artist, Michael Jalaru Torres. The public artwork is a significant landmark on the University’s campus that shares Sydney’s story.
07 April 2022
Law School statement on international law violations in Ukraine
The Board of The University of Sydney Law School has passed a resolution on the violations of international law in Ukraine.
30 March 2022
New public policy institute welcomes Chair
The James Martin Institute for Public Policy, of which the University of Sydney is a founding member, today announced the appointment of its new Chair of the Board.
29 March 2022
Leader in legal research and education welcomes new academics
Sydney Law School welcomes seven academics from Australia and around the world. Bringing with them a wealth of knowledge and experience, our new staff ensure we remain at the forefront of legal education and research.
24 March 2022
Leaving Singapore to study law at Sydney
Rohit Thadani and Prashaanth Rajandran explain why they left Singapore to study their Bachelor of Laws at Sydney Law School.
10 March 2022
The scholarship that made studying at Sydney possible
After visiting Australia, Hannah James dreamed of returning to study at Sydney. When she was awarded the Dean's Scholarship, she turned that dream into a reality.
