News in Faculty of Law

Businesses rewarded for their commitment to fighting modern slavery in all its forms.

Living, studying and working in the Indo-Pacific might be the best move this UTS Law student ever made.

Law students who demonstrate a record of excellence will soon be recognised on a new Merit List.

Spreading the news about a UTS Law graduate's study and adventures in the Big Apple.

A unique collaboration creates a way to assess laws on the basis of gender and discrimination 

UTS Law students are encouraged to look at the in-house legal sector as a potential career path.

Law students use App technology to design solutions for social justice problems.

UTS indigenous law students design their own internship with the help of KWM

UTS Law's Annual Awards celebrate so much more than academic achievement and success.

A career after a law degree doesn't always mean taking the traditional pathways. 

A UTS Law student is thriving in his New Colombo Plan scholarship placement in Singapore

Discover the meaning of the portholes and the words on the concrete panels along the side of UTS Law's Haymarket building.

The genocide in Rwanda twenty-five years ago and the recent attacks against Rohingyas in Myanmar have a common link

Research by UTS Law academics rates consistently above world standard and gets the highest ranking 

The problem of elder abuse is under-detected in Australia with only a minority of cases being reported to police,...

UTS Law will work with the NSW Bar Association to help indigenous lawyers prepare for the Bar exams 

UTS Law's mentor programme for high achievers gives students an idea of where their degree might take them.

We need to be smarter about the commercialisation of intellectual property in Australia. A new book helps explain how.

South Korean students swap sub-zero temperatures for a taste of summer in Sydney

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