UNSW Indigenous Strategy
The UNSW Indigenous Strategy represents a powerful vision for the future of UNSW: as a place committed to educating the next generation of First Nations leaders, celebrating the cultural heritage of our campus and country and, more broadly, advancing the rights and progress of Australia’s First Peoples.
UNSW Law is a top-ranking Law School and a global leader in legal education and research, having set the pace in Australia for more than 40 years.
The pre-eminence of our teaching, research excellence and our outstanding student support are the characteristics that continue to attract the most talented teachers, researchers and students from Australia and internationally.
UNSW’s Law School ranked 14th in the 2020 QS World University Rankings, and 15th position in the Employer Reputation category of the Rankings. In research excellence, UNSW received an ERA rating of 5, the highest possible score, in the most recent round of rankings.
Traditional areas of law sit alongside new and emerging topics in our comprehensive and innovative selection of degrees, allowing students to tailor a program to their own professional requirements.
Our teaching is student centred, research-based and outward looking, never losing sight of law’s impact on how we live now. Our graduates have flexible skills, critical perspectives and broad horizons. Our research is interdisciplinary, collaborative and leads to real change in public policy and the law.
We offer legal education for all career stages: undergraduate law double degrees, Juris Doctor for graduates, postgraduate coursework, postgraduate research and continuing legal education short courses.
Grounded in black-letter skills and inspired by principles of justice, we study law in action and make a difference in this world.