2022

Articles

Is your insurance company watching you online and is it legal?

New research by Dr Zofia Bednarz has found insurers, using new AI and other models, may be able to collect your online data, and apart from anti-discrimination laws, there are no effective constraints on them using that data to price contracts.

Trailblazing woman of law: from university medallist to president

Justice Julie Ward graduated from Sydney Law School with the University Medal in Law. Today she is the President of the New South Wales Court of Appeal.

Sydney 41st in world in QS rankings

The University of Sydney continues to perform strongly in the highly regarded QS World University Rankings, ranking 41st in the world.

2022 Prize Giving Ceremony

In one of Sydney Law School’s largest annual events, over 150 undergraduate and postgraduate students were recognised for their outstanding academic achievements at the Prize Giving Ceremony on 31 May 2022.

Expand your Law degree with the Law Reform Support Program

Law students explain how they created an impact in the community through our Law Reform Support Program.

Scholarships to support postgraduate law research

Sydney Law School offers a range of scholarships to support students undertaking postgraduate research.

Law School scholarships

Sydney Law School is offering scholarships for students who wish to continue into postgraduate study

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.

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.

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.