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UTS Law International Summer School UTS Law International Summer School
Short Course

UTS Law International Summer School

Learn about Australia’s legal system whilst immersing yourself in UTS life and exploring Sydney.

  • 10 Feb 25 - 21 Feb 25
  • 2 wks
  • 40 hrs
  • 3,300
  • On Campus (Sydney)
  • Scheduled sessions
Wills and Estates Update Wills and Estates Update
Short Course

Wills and Estates Update

Familiarise yourself with the latest core issues in the field of wills and estates.

  • 26 Mar 25 - 26 Mar 25
  • 4 hrs
  • 4 hrs
  • 460
  • On Campus (Sydney)
  • Scheduled sessions
Defamation and Digital Publishers: How to Navigate Legal Risk Defamation and Digital Publishers: How to Navigate Legal Risk
Short Course

Defamation and Digital Publishers: How to Navigate Legal Risk

Learn to protect yourself and your digital content from defamation risk.

  • Start anytime
  • 2 hrs
  • 2 hrs
  • 265
  • Online
  • 100% self-paced
Fundamentals of Intellectual Property for Industry Fundamentals of Intellectual Property for Industry
Microcredential

Fundamentals of Intellectual Property for Industry

Gain practical insights for leveraging intellectual property (IP) opportunities with this UTS Law microcredential.

  • Enquire now
  • 8 wks
  • Avg 5 hrs/wk
  • 1,990
  • Online
  • Scheduled sessions
How Copyright Impacts Human Rights How Copyright Impacts Human Rights
Free Course

How Copyright Impacts Human Rights

Link copyright and human rights and understand the impact on issues like access to education

  • Start anytime
  • 2 hrs
  • Free
  • Online
  • 100% self-paced

Acknowledgement of Country

UTS acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people, upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.

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