Past news and events
News
UTS makes strong debut in Oxford law moot
12 Aprn 2012
A team from UTS has come close to taking out this year's International Rounds of the Price Media Law Moot at Oxford University in what was a first appearance by an Australian university.
UTS's team of Andrew Berriman, James Chin, Briony Daley-Whitworth and Silas Morrison reached the finals from a starting field of more than 50 law schools from around the world, including City University London and New York Law School.
A law unto himself
5 Aprn 2012
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s (ABC) loss is UTS’s gain with the appointment of Murray Green as Research Associate in the UTS Communications Law Centre (CLC).
A judicious match
9 Novn 2011
Last year, law and international studies student Michael Munk found himself paired with Australian former high court justice and human rights advocate the Hon Michael Kirby AC CMG.
A world of achievement at the UTS Alumni Awards
7 Novn 2011
UTS graduates were honoured for their achievements in business, the arts and science, along with service to the community both in Australia and internationally, at the 2011 UTS Alumni Awards.
Food for thought: Mental Health Breakfast Forum calls for attitude change
7 Novn 2011
When promising young lawyer and part-time comedian, Tristan Jepson, took his own life, the legal profession was reminded of a bare and seemingly universal truth: depression does not discriminate.
UTS opens the door wider for Open Day 2011
21 Sepn 2011
There's a lot packed into UTS Open Day and this year it's spilling out into the streets.
Offensive language impresses in 3 Minute Thesis final
19 Sepn 2011
Law student Elyse Methven triumphed at the UTS 3 Minute Thesis final last week with a presentation on offensive language crimes.
Seizing the opportunity
5 Augn 2011
Lecturer Laurie Berg’s commitment to inclusion shines through in her language. The words engage, engaging and engagement permeate the conversation as she talks about her current project: broadening student participation in the Faculty of Law’s research culture.
Outstanding award for an outstanding student
15 Junn 2011
The $10,000 Law Alumni Foundation Outstanding Achievement Scholarship was made possible by a generous grant from the UTS Law Alumni Foundation. It aims to award students who have excelled academically and have taken initiative on personal or professional life.
UTS:Law students win Asia Australia Endeavour Award
4 Mayn 2011
UTS:Law third year student Douglas McDonald was recently awarded the Prime Minister’s Australia Asia Undergraduate Award. While research students Vianello and Myra Cheng were awarded Endeavour Research Fellowships. These awards are highly competitive and sought after internationally.
Seeking justice
5 Aprn 2011
Nasima Rahmani is a fighter. A law graduate and Afghani human rights defender, she has survived displacement from her birth province by Soviet Union troops, five years of oppressive Taliban rule, and most recently, the US-led war in her home country.
Socialise, relax, study & your new space awaits
31 Marn 2011
Haymarket's new look, upgraded spaces are now officially open!
Sir Gerard Brennan: Measuring Freedom with the Law
22 Marn 2011
Former Chief Justice of the High Court, Sir Gerard Brennan, officially launched the Brennan Justice Leadership Program at the first UTS Law Students' Society Speaker's Series Reflections on Justice Seminar.
Professor Michael Fraser AM named new ACCAN Chairperson
15 Decn 2010
Professor Michael Fraser AM, Director of the Communications Law Centre (CLC) at UTS, has been named as the new Chair of the Australian Comunications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN) Board following a meeting held in ACCAN's Sydney office on 9 December.
Campaign draws community attention to human trafficking
7 Decn 2010
A campaign to focus community attention on human trafficking and slavery is being launched by the University of Technology Sydney’s Anti-Slavery Project this week.
Graduate goes a long way to found law scholarship
30 Novn 2010
If Michael Whitbread thought he had lapses in motivation studying for his law degree he's making up for it now.
Quentin Bryce Law Doctoral Scholarships Boost Research at UTS:Law
19 Octn 2010
Australia's first female Governor-General Quentin Bryce has lent her name to the newly established doctoral scholarships to be offered by the UTS Faculty of Law from 2011.
Peer Mentoring Programs ease transition into Law School
9 Sepn 2010
Law students- from school leavers to Juris Doctor - are known to burn the candle at both ends as they try to juggle studies, work and a social life. This is why UTS:Law has launched the First Year Peer Mentoring Program in addition to three other new programs aimed at international students and high achievers.
Major UTS: Law Research Project Puts IVF Law Under the Microscope
19 Augn 2010
Thirty-two years following the birth of the world’s first IVF baby, the ethical debate surrounding the use of embryos by parents pursuing IVF continues. All About the Embryo is a new study hoping to find answers to those issues and to provide recommendations for legal change.
Shanghai World Expo – Visit of Australian Law Deans July 2010
2 Augn 2010
The Dean, Professor Jill McKeough visited Shanghai in July 2010 as part of a delegation of Australian law deans.
UTS Law student shines light on issue of youth and cancer
14 Juln 2010
Chris Boyd, a twenty-one-year old law and international studies student at UTS is at the forefront of an exciting new charity, following his recent recovery from sinus cancer.
To improve is to change, Juris Doctor students waste no time
9 Junn 2010
The Juris Doctor (JD) is a graduate entry law degree, and is a postgraduate qualification recognised internationally. It is the only postgraduate law degree in Sydney which incorporates Practical Legal Training (PLT) into the program...
Unveiling hope
31 Mayn 2010
Inspiring and brave is how Arezo Malakooti describes many of the women she met in Afghanistan. And like these women, she too hopes to break through veiled barriers.
Breaking new ground: Postdoctoral Fellowship a first for the Faculty of Law
11 Mayn 2010
Dr Karen O'Connell has been awarded a highly competitive and prestigious UTS Chancellors' Postdoctoral Fellowship. In 2010 the Postdoctoral Fellowship scheme attracted 90 quality applicants with outstanding track records from around the world with only eight fellowships in total offered.
Success at the Willem C Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot
10 Mayn 2010
In the week before Easter, the UTS Faculty of Law participated in the 17th Annual Willem C Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot in Vienna, Austria.
Communications Law Centre now 'all systems go'
12 Marn 2010
Senator Stephen Conroy officially launches Communications Law Centre to a 'who's who' of Australian media and law
Huckerby scoops top alumni award in China
8 Marn 2010
The inaugural Australia China Alumni Awards were held recently in Beijing, recognising the most outstanding Australian alumni in China. UTS Law alum Martyn Huckerby...
New Estate Planning subject for financial planners
14 Decn 2009
Are you a financial planner? Looking to improve your understanding of estate planning theory and practice?
2009 UTS: Law Mooting Teams announced...
23 Sepn 2009
Congratulations to the following students who have been selected to represent UTS: Law following two mooting competitions in 2009.
Bringing law to life wins 2009 LexisNexis/ALTA Award
31 Juln 2009
Podcasts, vodcasts and a bilingual textbook - it's all in a day's work for up-and-coming UTS: Law lecturers Sophie Riley and Grace Li.
Silver-lining: Katerina Surkova named UTS Law LLM Scholarship winner
29 Juln 2009
Czech student Katerina Surkova has won an LLM scholarship worth $2,500 from the UTS Faculty of Law. The first of its kind to be offered at UTS, the scholarship is fully sponsored by UTS: Law and is awarded every semester.
UTS: Law hosts 2nd Anti-Slavery Project Labour Trafficking Forum
21 Juln 2009
Advocacy groups, NGOs, government, unions and academics united to address the critical issue of labour trafficking at the second annual Anti-Slavery Project Trafficking Forum...
Turning the Tables on Cybercrime
30 Junn 2009
Day 1 of the Australian High Tech Crime Conference sheds light on a US$100bn underground economy
The Australian High Tech Crime Conference: As cybercrime gets organised, so does law enforcement
3 Junn 2009
British broadcaster BBC made headlines in March of this year when it successfully hacked into 22,000 computers as part of a TV tech show expose of the insidious nature of cybercrime.
Justice Sackville calls for further study of ethics
3 Junn 2009
UTS: Law Adjunct Professor Justice Ron Sackville on judicial ethics under scrutiny
Obama trumps Bush in US Climate Change policy
3 Junn 2009
In the wake of the 2008 US election, visiting University of Arizona Professor Mona L. Hymel considers the legacy of former President Bush against his successor's climate change promises
2009 UTS: Law Shine Roche McGown Torts Mooting Team announced...
3 Junn 2009
Congratulations to the following students...
Bodies of Mind?
15 Mayn 2009
An historical perspective on evidence & proof in claims of mental incapacity.
Nothing arbitrary about these UTS: Law successes!
15 Mayn 2009
We are used to hearing about the success of UTS: Law student mooters, but how does that success translate once the mooters enter legal practice?
UTS: Law Awards Night - The Gathering of the UTS: Law Extended Family
8 Mayn 2009
The celebration of staff excellence, faculty progress and student achievement was attended by the legal professionals, UTS: Law Alumni and industry bodies.
Good Faith: What is it anyway?
6 Aprn 2009
Good faith is a legal concept attracting increased interest following a slew of corporate scandals...
The myth of Terra Nullius & the absence of indigenous law in legal education
2 Aprn 2009
Australia's most famous example is the myth of terra nullius - a Latin expression meaning 'land belonging to no one'...
UTS: Law named top in its field for the 3rd year in a row
11 Marn 2009
For the third year in a row, UTS: Law has been singled out for its excellence in teaching and learning by Federal Minister for Education, Julia Gillard.
'I should not have to adopt my own child'.
10 Marn 2009
Professor Nancy Polikoff, a Fulbright Senior Specialist, still recalls the time when US Family Law hit its tipping point and changed forever.
2009 Law Orientation Days - Photo Diary
2 Marn 2009
Welcome to Law School. Have a UTS: Law USB. Fill it with colour coded class timetables and carefully annotated, underlined and formatted notes in Week 1, LSS pub crawl invitations in Week 2, photos from your summer break in Week 3...
Same/Same, Gay/Straight.
2 Marn 2009
Marriage has come in from the cold, and out of the closet. While marriage rates steadily decline and divorce statistics continue to climb, the gay rights movement has found itself...
Where were the Tuna Watchers? The Past and Future of Litigation between Australia and Japan
5 Febn 2009
January 8th, 2008. In the frigid waters of the Southern Ocean, Australian customs patrol ship MV Oceanic Viking is under orders to collect photographic and video evidence of Japanese whaling vessels for possible use in an international court challenge against Japan.
Reforming the Dilettante Lawyer
27 Jann 2009
Professor Fraser is one of several formidable legal talents to join UTS: Law as an academic in 2009. He leaves in his wake 21 years at the helm of the Copyright Agency Limited (CAL).
Eat Me! How to Save Yourself from the Myth of Being Supergirl/boy.
20 Jann 2009
Stop. Wherever you are, whatever you are doing. Checking emails, procrastinating study, planning your summer break, worrying over your diminishing career prospects...
The 2009 Corporate Law Teachers Annual Conference explores the ticking bomb beneath our global financial markets
9 Jann 2009
In 2002, iconic investor Warren Buffet made a prophetic observation about derivatives and the instability of the burgeoning world markets. He describe derivatives, an ill-defined but much hyped financial instrument, as "financial weapons of mass destruction."
Surrogacy - a legal minefield
22 Decn 2008
Ensuring the child's best interest in custody battles is complicated enough. Will mum still be mum? Or is it now step-mum who is mum? And no matter what the law recognises, who are the true parents of adopted children? If these questions are difficult, try one more - Surrogacy - a legal minefield unto itself.
Sue the Educators: Why disgruntled university students are turning to the courts
22 Decn 2008
Self-represented, legally naive university students are increasingly choosing to litigate tertiary institutions, alleging discrimination, appealing against fail grades, findings of academic misconduct and even breaches of the Trade Practices Act.
Major new funding to fight human-trafficking in Australia
22 Decn 2008
The Federal Government has given a major new grant to the Anti-Slavery Project of $250,000 to raise awareness about people trafficking in Australia.
The Recent PRC Telco Reform and its Implications to the PRC Telco Market
22 Decn 2008
With over 253 million internet users, 530 million mobile phone subscribers, and an expected total of 976 million combined mobile and fixed-line phone users by the end of 2008, China's telecommunications industry is a force to be reckoned with.
UTS: Law graduate Katie Price Hague - bound after winning prestigious internship
22 Decn 2008
Yelping and jumping up and down is not behaviour you generally expect to find in the sleek offices of Sydney law firm, Gilbert + Tobin. However, for UTS:LAW graduate Katie Price, it was simply the only reasonable response when she found out she was the latest to join the select ranks as an intern for The Hague Conference on Private International Law.
When biological gold is struck, who gets a cut?
22 Decn 2008
From miracle drugs to herbicides and sunscreen, our world is awash with products that owe their existence to the hidden work of the foraging bioprospector - a hunter of biological samples plucked from the jungles of South America or the desert wastes of inland Australia, which might be put to medicinal, scientific or commercial use.
Students without borders: UTS: Law hosts exchange program for Santa Clara University and Widener University
22 Decn 2008
Now in its sixth year running, UTS: Law once again plays host to summer school exchange students via programs with Santa Clara University and Widener University.
Visual Surveillance and Identification Evidence: Facial mapping in criminal cases
22 Decn 2008
"It's him. I'm sure it's him." The act of identifying a criminal is loaded moment. Convictions can live and die by the positive identification by witnesses, police officers or, with the advent of an entrenched proliferation of city-wide CCTV networks, an emerging class of 'facial mapping experts.'
The New Takeover Regulations in China
22 Decn 2008
As of September 2006, China slipped off the last vestige of centrally-based state control of its economy. It happened quietly, without breaking headlines, perhaps because to many economic observers it already seemed like a foregone conclusion.
Go West, Young China: Exploring China's Experiments with US Corporate Culture
22 Decn 2008
China, early 1980s. The tumult of the Cultural Revolution still lingers. Socialism with 'Chinese characteristics' has come to the fore, a policy that will pave the way for rapid liberalisation and modernization of the economy.
Bigger Picture Darwinism: How one woman judge in China is changing the lives of criminal teens.
22 Decn 2008
Survival of the fittest. Expel the weak, wayside-fallen criminal delinquents for the overall good of society. Though Social Darwinism has long been disproved, its harsh reasoning can be seen to underpin the juvenile justice system of the People’s Republic of China...
Agree to Disagree: Regulatory Hesitation in the EU and US
22 Decn 2008
As global markets converge, the grand arena of competition law seems set for a clash of political, economic and regulatory ideologies. In the left corner, poised, trim and ready to regulate the slightest whiff of monopolistic behaviour out of existence, is the European Union, offering its highly-interventionist policy of 'gentlemanly competition.'
Events
Law Postgraduate Info Evening
17 January 2012
Juris Doctor, Master of Laws, International Law, Dispute Resolution, Legal Studies, Intellectual Property, Australian Law, Practical Legal Training.
Launch: 'Orphan Works' White Paper
3 May 2012
Law Postgraduate Info Evening
18 April 2012
Juris Doctor, Master of Laws, International Law, Dispute Resolution, Legal Studies, Intellectual Property, Australian Law, Practical Legal Training.
2012 Law Awards Ceremony
17 April 2012
"America Invents Act": An Insider’s Perspective
23 March 2012
Careers Advisers Day
22 March 2012
UTS: Careers Fair
22 March 2012
Welcome Back to UTS: Law Alumni Reunion
22 March 2012
UTS:Law International Students Mentoring Workshop
20 March 2012
Seminar: ‘Computable Contracts’
14 March 2012
Official Law Undergraduate Orientation - Essential for all new law students
21 February 2012 to 22 February 2012
UTS Info Day 2012
4 January 2012
Law Postgraduate Info Session (Lunchtime)
7 December 2011
Juris Doctor, Master of Laws, International Law, Dispute Resolution, Legal Studies, Intellectual Property, Australian Law, Practical Legal Training.
Law, Governance & Social Justice: Public Discussion Series
23 November 2011
UN Special Rapporteur on trafficking in persons present on: A human rights approach to trafficking in persons
17 November 2011
Law Postgraduate Info Evening
16 November 2011
Juris Doctor, Master of Laws, International Law, Dispute Resolution, Legal Studies, Intellectual Property, Australian Law, Practical Legal Training.
Year 11 Outreach Program: Thursday, 10 November 2011
10 November 2011
Year 11 Outreach Program: Thursday, 3 November 2011
3 November 2011
Law Postgraduate Info Evening
27 October 2011
Juris Doctor, Master of Laws, International Law, Dispute Resolution, Legal Studies, Intellectual Property, Australian Law, Practical Legal Training.
UTS: Law Electives Fair
25 October 2011
The CNN Freedom Project - Ending Modern-Day Slavery
17 October 2011
Application & Interview Workshop
12 October 2011
UTS: Law Practical Legal Training (PLT) Information Session
6 October 2011
Resume Writing & Cover Letter Workshop
6 October 2011
UTSLSS Mental Health Breakfast Forum
5 October 2011
Speaker Series II: Discrimination in modern Australia
28 September 2011
Law Postgraduate Info Evening
27 September 2011
Juris Doctor, Master of Laws, International Law, Dispute Resolution, Legal Studies, Intellectual Property, Australian Law, Practical Legal Training.
Australian Red Cross seminar: Make Nuclear Weapons the Target
22 September 2011
Charities for the Advancement of Indigenous ‘Families’: Australia and New Zealand compared
14 September 2011
UTS:Law Opera Fundraising Dinner
6 September 2011
UTS Open Day
27 August 2011
UTS Law Careers Networking Evening
25 August 2011
Networking Skills Workshop
23 August 2011
Information Session: Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot
22 August 2011
UTS:Law International Students Mentoring Program
19 August 2011
PG Orientation for Spring Semester 2011
28 July 2011
Juris Doctor Study Skills Workshop
28 July 2011
Applications Close for Summer Clerkship Scheme
22 July 2011
Summer Clerkship Resume Workshop
7 July 2011
Applications Open for Summer Clerkship Scheme
23 June 2011
Law postgraduate lunchtime information session
22 June 2011
Brennan Program Seminar: What is Justice?
3 May 2011
Law Postgraduate Info Evening
18 April 2011
Juris Doctor, Master of Laws, International Law, Dispute Resolution, Legal Studies, Intellectual Property, Australian Law, Practical Legal Training.
Applications Close for Graduate Employment Program
15 April 2011
UTS Careers Fair 2011
11 April 2011
2011 Sydney Law Careers Fair
1 April 2011
UTS Team, Vis Moot 2011 - Demonstration Moot
30 March 2011
Brennan Program Information Evening
22 March 2011
Reflections on Justice Seminar
17 March 2011
Linklaters' Presentation
15 March 2011
Illegal reproduction and Phantom Children: Perspectives on regulating reproduction from the UK and the US
9 March 2011
Applications Open for Graduate Employment Program
1 March 2011
Anti-Slavery Project: Forced and Servile Marriage Seminar
18 February 2011
Anti-Slavery Project: Forced Labour Seminar
18 February 2011
UTS Info Day 2011
5 January 2011
Balancing Rights and Interests in the 21st Century: An Intellectual Property, Media and Communications Law Roundtable
29 November 2010 to 30 November 2010
UTS:Library Markets Forum - All Consuming Business
18 November 2010
Communications Policy & Research Forum 2010
15 November 2010 to 16 November 2010
Annual John Marsden Lecture
9 November 2010
Anti-Slavery 2010 Trafficking Forum: working with communities
5 November 2010
Practical Legal Training (PLT) Information sessions
2 November 2010
Year 11 Outreach Program - Thursday 28 October 2010
28 October 2010
Juris Doctor Careers and Opportunities Evening
28 October 2010
Law postgraduate lunchtime information session
19 October 2010
LSS Law Ball 2010
15 October 2010
Exam Preparation Workshop
14 October 2010
Juris Doctor Networking Evening
14 October 2010
Seminar: America's Forgotten Refugees
13 October 2010
Exam Preparation Workshop
13 October 2010
Exam Preparation Workshop
11 October 2010
Connecting PLT and the Profession Event
6 October 2010
2010 National Indigenous Legal Conference
1 October 2010 to 2 October 2010
NSW Bar Association Open Day
20 September 2010
Seminar: Democratic and Restorative Education
15 September 2010
Opera Fundraising Dinner
14 September 2010
International Students’ Peer Mentoring Sessions
10 September 2010 to 15 October 2010
Australian High Tech Crime Conference 2010 - Moot Court Session
8 September 2010
Careers Seminar: Alternative Law Careers
8 September 2010
Australian High Tech Crime Conference 2010
7 September 2010 to 9 September 2010
Careers Seminar: Traditional Law Careers
7 September 2010
UTS:Library Markets Forum - Religion and HIV Don't Mix presented by the Hon. Michael Kirby AC CMG
7 September 2010
Austlii: Launch of the International Law Library on WorldLII
6 September 2010
Seminar: Nowhere to hide? Universal Jurisdiction and Impunity from International Crimes
6 September 2010
Tristan Jepson Memorial Foundation 2010 Annual Lecture
2 September 2010
Indigenous Literacy Day - Hand in Hand
1 September 2010
Mooting Information Evening
1 September 2010
UTS Three Minute Thesis Final
31 August 2010
UTS Open Day 2010
28 August 2010
Perspectives on Law Dinner
12 August 2010
UTS Vacation, Internship and Volunteer Fair
11 August 2010
Seminar: Crime Between Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience
6 August 2010
Release of Autumn semester results
21 July 2010
Summer Clerkship Resume Workshop
8 July 2010
International Maritime Law Arbitration Moot Competition
2 July 2010 to 6 July 2010
Law Postgraduate Lunchtime Information Session
29 June 2010
Juris Doctor, Master of Laws, International Law, Dispute Resolution, Legal Studies, Intellectual Property, Australian Law, Practical Legal Training.
Malcolm Turnbull MP on 'And Something for the Grandchildren ...Intergenerational Fairness'
24 June 2010
Centrally conducted examinations for Autumn semester commence
12 June 2010 to 12 July 2010
UTS: INSEARCH Information Evening
8 June 2010
UTS: INSEARCH Information Evening
2 June 2010
International Students' Information day
27 May 2010
UTS:Library Sorry Day Talk
26 May 2010
UTS Clerkship Networking Evening
26 May 2010
Law Week 2010
17 May 2010 to 22 May 2010
UTS LSS Law Revue - Prosecutor, Queen of the Desert
29 April 2010 to 1 May 2010
2010 Law Awards Ceremony
28 April 2010
Hong Kong Law Fair
22 April 2010
Seminar: Carbon Markets and Managed Forests: The Effects on Climate, Costs and Critters. A (Canadian) Legal-Economic Analysis.
22 April 2010
UTSpeaks: Copy Right or Wrong
20 April 2010
International Students Morning Tea
15 April 2010
Anti-Slavery Project: Special screening of Holly
14 April 2010
UTS Alumni Event: In Conversation - London
14 April 2010
Confronting History - UTS:Library Markets Forum
12 April 2010
Expert Witness
1 April 2010
Sydney Law Careers Fair 2010
26 March 2010
International Women's Day panel discussion
12 March 2010
Seminar: Business Methods, Software Patents, and their Proper Place in the Scheme of IP Protection
3 March 2010
Launch of the Communications Law Centre (CLC)
3 March 2010
UTS Team, Vis Moot 2010 - Demonstration Moot
3 March 2010
Contaminated Site Assessment Remediation and Management (CSARM) Short Course
11 February 2010 to 13 February 2010
Master of Laws (LLM) Information Evening
20 January 2010
Juris Doctor (JD) Information Evening
20 January 2010
UTS Advisory Day 2010
5 January 2010
Second round closing date for local postgraduate coursework applications for Autumn semester 2011
30 November 2009
Summer session commences
30 November 2009
Centrally conducted examinations for Spring semester commence
7 November 2009
The Future of Content – What the NBN really means
4 November 2009
International Students Information Day
29 October 2009
Cultural Awareness Week Talk: Indigenous People and the law: A Litmus Test for Human Rights Protection in Australia
29 October 2009
Electives Fair - Undergraduate and Postgraduate
22 October 2009
Legal Online database presentation
22 October 2009
Summer Enrolments Open
12 October 2009
Seminar: Reflections on Teaching a 'Law Reform' course
7 October 2009
Working in Teaching & Research at Universities
7 October 2009
Spring 2009 Law Graduation Ceremony
1 October 2009
UTS Speaks: Threat and Menace
1 October 2009
A Career at the Bar Open Day
28 September 2009
Endnote for Law - Workshop
17 September 2009
ABC's Q&A program - featuring UTS Professor of Law and Indigenous Studies at Jumbunna House, Larissa Behrendt
17 September 2009
The Keys to Successful PPF Grants
15 September 2009
UTS Information Day
29 August 2009
Census date for Spring Semester and August session subjects
21 August 2009
Mooting Information Session
20 August 2009
Timing, Teaching and Statutory Interpretation
19 August 2009
Seminar: Sounds Like Birdsong, or It's All Greek to Me: Helping International Students Study Corporate Law
11 August 2009
Last day to be admitted to a course or to enrol in (add) subjects for Spring semester 2009
7 August 2009
Spring semester classes commence
27 July 2009
PG Orientation for Spring Semester 2009
21 July 2009
Anti-Slavery Project 'Labour Trafficking' Forum
14 July 2009
Power Shift 2009 is Australia's first national youth climate summit
11 July 2009 to 13 July 2009
As cybercrime gets organised, so does law enforcement - Australian High Tech Crime Conference
9 June 2009 to 11 June 2009
Seminar: Climate Change Management in the United States Post Bush: Focusing on Fiscal and Economic Policy
13 May 2009
Seminar: China's New IP Strategy
7 May 2009
Law Postgraduate Information Evening
5 May 2009
'Bodies of Mind'?: An Historical Perspective on Evidence and Proof in Claims of Mental Incapacity - 29 Apr
29 April 2009
Public Lecture: Regulating the sexed body: Circumcision, genital modification and cosmetic surgery
23 April 2009
2009 Law Awards Ceremony
22 April 2009
Good Faith: What is it Anyway? - 1 Apr
1 April 2009
Seminar: Indigenous issues in the law curricula: moving beyond neo-colonial legal education
18 March 2009
American Developments in Family Law: Second Parent Recognition and Children's Rights - 4 Mar
4 March 2009 to 4 May 2009
Beyond (Straight and Gay) Marriage - Public Lecture
26 February 2009
UTS:LAW Orientation
20 February 2009 to 21 February 2009
Corporate Law Teachers Annual Conference 2009 - 1/2/3 Feb
1 February 2009 to 3 March 2009
Juris Doctor (JD) Information Session - 15 Jan
15 January 2009
Master of Laws (LLM) Information Session - 15 Jan
15 January 2009
Advisory Day - 6 Jan
6 January 2009
