News in Faculty of Law

South Korean students swap temperatures of minus 5 degrees for a Sydney heatwave at UTS Law's Summer school 

The Parramatta Female Factory Precinct's Memory Project is informing legal study

The Brennan Justice and Leadership programme celebrates a year of achievements

What do swimwear, electric heaters, roulette wheel spindles and wines have in common ?

UTS Law's Dr Philippa Ryan addresses the United Nations in Geneva on the uses of blockchain technology in...

UTS Law students go back to highschool to help run a peer mediation programme

Blockchain is already transforming contracts and supply chains but it has the potential to go much further

UTS Law student, Sarah Avery speaks at the University's Big Thinking Forum

Indigenous UTS Law students get some professional tips from law firm, Gilbert and Tobin

Anti-Slavery Australia's Joanne Pugsley recognised in the 2018 UTS Human Rights Awards

Law academic, Dr David Carter 's NHMRC project will research how to combat the over-prescription of antibiotics

The closely fought grand final of the Allens Neota UTS Law Tech Challenge ends in a tie

Professor Kathryn Abrams looks at the relationship between law and emotion in the experience of undocumented immigrants

International students get a 'taste' of what UTS Law has to offer in the inaugural Winter short course

What if there was a law which put 'superheroes' on trial and made them pay for the damage...

Mai Thi Le was just a baby when she and her parents fled Vietnam and became refugees.

It is a common assumption that Australia is not a place where forced marriage is prevalent; that it...

UTS Law and Westpac partner to create a unique internship experience for students.

UTS Faculty of Law Dean, Lesley Hitchens is the Financial Times' Innovator of the Year

The 2018 Faculty of Law Awards celebrated the achievements of students and Alumni and focused on the importance...

It’s not often that a University event begins with a warning that there will be liberal use of...

'I am 73 and out and proud about my age'. So began Age Discrimination Commissioner, Dr Kay Patterson's lecture to...

Helping people who are facing homelessness is just one of the projects currently underway as part of the...

It’s often said that the changing nature of the workplace means the jobs available in ten years’ time...

Ellen Rock, Brett Heino, David Lindsay and Evana Wright join UTS Law this year as the Faculty’s newest...

Implementing the Don Dale royal commission's recommendations will test the capacity to redress the 'systemic and shocking failures'...

New risk rules for cryptocurrency exchanges will be put to the test with the latest hack on Japanese...

If we want gig workers (such as Uber drivers, Airtasker cleaners and delivery riders) to have decent working...

How can past sites of institutional abuse - such as the Parramatta Female Factory - be transformed from...

Three UTS Law students are among a group of seven UTS students awarded a 2018 New Colombo Plan...