The Indigenous Law Centre teaches undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Indigenous Law in the Faculty of Law at the University of New South Wales including:

• Indigenous Peoples and the Law (LAWS2211)
• Native Title Law, Policy and Practice (LAWS8212)
• Contemporary Issues in International and Domestic Indigenous Law and Policy (LAWS8415)
• Indigenous Peoples in International Law (LAWS8413)

We host interns from the Faculty of Law, other Faculties in the University and from other domestic and international Universities. The Faculty of Law offers internship programs.

The Director of the Indigenous Law Centre, as well as Faculty members associated with the Centre, are able to supervise postgraduate students in a range of programs in relevant areas of expertise.

For more information about studying with the Centre,
please contact: Megan Davis at megan.davis@unsw.edu.au, or phone Janette Murdoch on 61 2 9385 2252.

For more information about study in the Faculty of Law,
please visit: www.law.unsw.edu.au

Research in the Faculty of Law on Indigenous Legal Issues
A document has been put together to help you identify who is doing what in the Faculty of Law UNSW in relation to Indigenous Legal Issues, the document gives a good overview of the type of work being done. Don't hesitate to email the respective staff person if you require additional information.