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Research centres, institutes and networks

Teaching and research in key areas of law

Our specialised research centres, institutes, networks and units play an important role in our research and teaching activities in a range of areas of the law.

ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making and Society

A cross-disciplinary, national research centre that aims to create the knowledge and strategies necessary for responsible, ethical, and inclusive automated decision-making.

Australian Centre for Climate and Environmental Law

Australian Centre for Climate and Environmental Law

Discover one of Australia’s leading centres for environmental law and climate change expertise.

Centre for Asian and Pacific Law

Centre for Asian and Pacific Law

Explore our legal expertise in a wide variety of Asian jurisdictions, including China, Japan, Indonesia and Malaysia.

Julius Stone Institute of Jurisprudence

Julius Stone Institute of Jurisprudence

The Institute honours and builds on Professor Julius Stone's contribution to legal theory scholarship.

Ross Parsons Centre of Commercial, Corporate and Taxation Law

Ross Parsons Centre

The Centre engages in research and inquiry into the impact of commercial, corporate and taxation law in Australia and the international community.

Sydney Institute of Criminology

Sydney Institute of Criminology

Our experts are pioneering multidisciplinary and critical approaches to criminology, criminal law and criminal justice.

Sydney Centre for International Law

Sydney Centre for International Law

The Centre is a hub of expertise, thought and debate on international law in the Asia-Pacific region.

Sydney Health Law

Sydney Health Law

A focal point for health law research, teaching and community engagement at Sydney Law School. The Centre builds on decades of teaching and research excellence.

University of Sydney Youth Justice Collaboration

University of Sydney Justice Collaboration

The Collaboration aims to improve youth justice outcomes and to ultimately prevent youth crime.

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Networks

Australian Network for Japanese Law (ANJeL)