News in Faculty of Law

A new report highlights the need for urgent reforms to protect vulnerable workers.

Law and technology come together to help solve a global COVID19 problem.

A new book offers a comprehensive guide to the principles and practicalities of treaty.

The Law Faculty and students embrace new ways to attend events, socialise and have fun.

This mature-age student left his north coast life and business for full-time study&nb

Australia’s leading anti-slavery lawyer is devoted to abolishing human trafficking and slavery in all its forms.

For this UTS Law Alumni, it's what you do with your life beyond the law that matters most.

Studying overseas can be daunting but for this International student, it's been a positive and rewarding experience.

Living and working overseas has always been part of the plan for this UTS Law graduate.

What should you call a judge? It depends what kind of judge you're talking to.

The latest report co-authored by UTS Law's Dr Laurie Berg highlights housing issues for in

Students take on a high-stakes scenario in the In-House Corporate Counsel competition.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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...

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

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

A new report by researchers from the UTS Faculty of Law has found that Peter Dutton's tough asylum...

The Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) has made moves to explain how "initial coin offerings" (ICOs) - a...

UTS Law is set to introduce three new specialist postgraduate degrees for students commencing in Autumn Session 2018.

Following on from a leap in the 2018 QS World University Rankings, UTS has been placed 8th in...

UTS Law recognises the achievements of many outstanding students and academics at the annual Law Awards ceremony held...