2017
Articles
Landmark for Indigenous voice in law
Dr Nicole Watson will use an Australian Research Council grant to incorporate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices into judgments and celebrate their contributions to the development of Australian law.
40 years of inspirational teaching
Earlier this year, Senior Lecturer Ross Anderson celebrated 40 years of full-time service at Sydney Law School.
Sydney Law School sets mooting world record
Alyssa Glass, William Khun, Joel Phillips, Eric Shi and Harry Stratton describe their journey to securing the 58th Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition title.
ANJeL's Team Australia students excel again in Tokyo moot
Team Australia law students have been competing in the innovative Intercollegiate Negotiation and Arbitration Competition in Tokyo since 2005.
James Norton awarded Rhodes Scholarship
Established in 1904, the Rhodes Scholarships for Australia enables nine outstanding students nationwide to study at the University of Oxford.
ARC grant to bring Indigenous voices into judicial decision-making
Sydney Law School researcher, Dr Nicole Watson, has been successful in the latest round of Australian Research Council (ARC) grants.
$500,000 in scholarships for study in 2018
We are proud to offer our students and graduates more than $500,000 worth of scholarships for study in 2018.
New Director of Professional and Community Engagement appointed
Sydney Law School is pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Simon Rice, OAM as its new Director of Professional and Community Engagement – building our engagement capabilities across education and research.
Popular law lecturer honoured
Esteemed Senior Lecturer, Mr Ross Anderson, was recently honoured at a morning tea on campus. Colleagues gathered to share their admiration and to reflect on his contribution to the legal profession and tertiary teaching.
Racist stereotypes, resistance and reclaiming dignity
The lecture discussed how Aboriginal people have long-resisted demeaning stereotypes. The panel included Dr Nicole Watson and Dr Fady Aoun (Sydney Law School), Dr Amanda Porter (UTS), and Journalist Jeff McMullen as MC.