Sydney Law School is the oldest law school in Australia. The law school has been providing quality education since its establishment in the year 1855. One of the striking features of this law school of Sydney is the fact that apart from providing quality education and knowledge in law, the school also supports research and development in this significant subject.
The law school in Sydney offers both graduate and postgraduate programs in legal studies. Though the school started off with just 14 students but today it consists of around 3200 students in total. The school comprises of 18 Chairs, 42 general staff members, 60 subsidiary members and 70 full time academic staff. All of them are highly qualified and well trained in their respective fields.
The law school at Sydney operates under the governance of University of Sydney. The law school has numerous campuses in Sydney. They are listed below:
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- Centre for Health governance, Law and Ethics
- Australian Centre for Environmental Law (ACEL)
- Institute of Criminology, University of Sydney
- Ross Parsons Centre of Commercial, Corporate and Taxation Law
- Centre for Asian and Pacific Law in the University of Sydney (CAPLUS)
- Australian Network for Japanese Law (ANJeL)
- Julius Stone Institute of Jurisprudence
- Sydney Centre for International and Global Law (SCIGL)
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Sydney Law School houses a well stocked library which is also subscribed to numerous journals of legal studies issued by various law schools in the world. The school also offers digital library facility for advanced and easy learning.
