Visits from local and international researchers provide valuable opportunities for learning, collaboration, and cultural exchange.
Elizabeth Evatt Distinguished Fellows are chosen from a selection of particularly meritorious Spender applications. They are appointed by invitation from the Dean on the recommendation of the Law School's Research Committee.
The Sir Percy Spender Visiting Fellowship was developed to recognise and support professors with an established record and international standing who wish to make a genuine contribution to the research environment at Sydney Law School.
The George Flannery Visiting Fellowship was developed to recognise and support outstanding Early to Mid-Career Researchers who wish to visit and collaborate with the University of Sydney Law School.
The Australian Network for Japanese Law (ANJeL) has partnered with the Supreme Court of Japan's Overseas Training and Research Program for Japanese Judges and court officials since 2002. The program enables Judges from Japan to experience life in a jurisdiction outside Japan for a twelve-month period and provides them with a valuable opportunity to study Australian law courses, access University resources, and undertake research and training activities, including visits to courts and meetings with court personnel.
