Law & Justice faculty partnerships

The Asian Law Institute (ASLI) was established in 2003 through the efforts of several leading Asian law schools to foster Asian legal scholarship and to facilitate greater interaction amongst legal scholars in Asia as well as legal scholars outside Asia working on Asian law.

The mission of the Asian Law Schools Association (ALSA) is to uphold and enhance excellence in legal education and scholarship. It aims to do this by providing a platform for collaboration and mutual support, while upholding core values such as academic freedom, rule of law, diversity, fairness and justice.

The Center for Transnational Legal Studies in London is a one-of-its-kind global partnership in legal education, encompassing students and faculty from 21 world-class law schools.

UNSW Law & Justice is a member of the Law Schools Global League (LSGL), a global cooperation that was instituted in 2012 by a selected number of leading law schools. Its primary aim is to promote and foster scholastic research on law and legal education globally, as well as encourage collaboration among its members in the debate on issues impacting global law or legal practice.

The PLuS Alliance combines the strengths of three leading research universities on three continents – Arizona State University, King’s College London and UNSW Sydney – to solve global challenges.