The College of Law’s International Programs deliver customised, practice‑focused legal and professional education for international partners. Our programs combine academic rigour with practical insight across legal systems, jurisdictions and regulatory environments.
We work with governments, universities, professional bodies, and institutions worldwide to design programs that build legal capability and support effective professional practice in an international context.
The College of Law designs and delivers bespoke international legal and professional education programs for governments, universities, law societies, state‑owned enterprises, and corporations.
Our international programs are designed to support professionals in developing a deeper understanding of:
Programs may be delivered online, onsite in Australia, overseas, or in blended formats, and are tailored to the objectives, jurisdictional context, and professional experience of each organisation.
Each international program is custom‑designed to reflect participant background, seniority, and organisational priorities. Program structures are flexible and may include:
This approach ensures learning outcomes are academically robust, professionally relevant, and directly applicable to practice.
The College of Law delivers international programs across a broad range of legal and professional areas, including:
Programs are suitable for lawyers, the judiciary, regulators, government officials, executives, and professionals working in regulated industries. All programs are tailored to the profession context, jurisdiction, and strategic objectives of partner organisations.
Leadership training and extended professional programs for law enforcement agencies.
Programs can explore:
Programs may combine expert led sessions with visits to courts, police organisations and other relevant institutions.
The Korean National Police Agency Senior Leadership Training Program brought senior superintendent officers to Sydney and Melbourne. The program examined Australian criminal justice, policing structures, prosecution practice, environmental crime, professional wellbeing and leadership.
Participants also visited a police station, court and policing museum to see Australian legal and policing practice in context.
Common law training for civil law legal practitioners, judicial training programs for overseas judges and training in anti-corruption, financial crime, and regulatory compliance.
Problem-based learning programs focusing on Australian public administration and legal systems.
Programs use problem-based learning to connect legal and policy concepts with practical issues. They may include:
Delivery can include lectures, workshops, seminars, panel discussions and field visits.
The Jeonbuk National University Problem-Based Learning Program brought students and faculty to Sydney to examine Australian public administration, social policy, law, governance and community service delivery.
Participants worked through current policy and governance challenges using workshops, discussions and institutional visits.
Specialised programs in ESG law and governance, international arbitration, and cross-border transactions, and programs addressing technology law, cybersecurity, and AI regulation.
Talk to us about your learning objectives, preferred areas of focus and participant needs. We can develop a program that reflects your jurisdiction and professional context.
“We feel privileged and honoured to partner with the College of Law and today marks the start of an important chapter of our joint journey, which we hope to be a long and professional relationship between the two organisations, and we are looking forward to a dynamic and productive partnership with the College built on shared values and a common vision for the future.”
- Mr Byung-Woo Kim, Director General at Korean National Police Agency (KNPA)
“The College’s professionalism, academic rigour, and attention to participant experience were evident throughout the program. The program broadened mine and my team’s understanding of the common law and its application to real life practice.”
- Mr Vu Phuong Dong, Deputy Group General Counsel at Vietnam Electricity (EVN)
Our international programs are led by experienced academic leaders, legal practitioners, and regional consultants based in Australia and internationally.
Qualifications: BA (Hons), Law and Politics
Practice Areas: Cross border M&A / ESG / Fintech
Qualifications: PhD (Law), LLM, LLB (Hons)
Practice Areas: Corporate Law
Qualifications: LLM, Diploma in Law, BA (Hons)
Practice Areas: Anti Corruption / Int’l Arbitration / Corporate
Qualifications: LLB
Practice Areas: Int’l Arbitration / Adjudicator/ Professional Negligence
Qualifications: LLM, BA (Hons) Law
Practice Areas: Anti-Corruption / Corporate / AML
Practice Areas: Judicial training / Civil litigation
Qualifications: JD, BS
Practice Areas: IP / Cross border M&A / ESG
Qualifications: LLB
Practice Areas: Int’l Arb / Aerospace Law / Cross border M & A
Qualifications: LLM, JD, BA
Practice Areas: Int’l Arb / Chinese Law
Qualifications: LLM, MSc, LLB
Practice Areas: Int’l Arb / Construction Law
Qualifications: PhD (Law), LLM/MPhil, BA/LLB (Hons)
Practice Areas: General common law / Environmental and planning / ESG
Qualifications: BA/LLB (Hons)
Practice Areas: Environmental / ESG
Qualifications: BBus, LLB
Practice Areas: ESG / AML / Banking & Finance
Qualifications: JD, Master of Teaching, BA
Practice Areas: Criminal / Prosecutions
Qualifications: LLM, LLB
Practice Areas: Civil Law / Common law / ESG
Qualifications: BA/LLB (Hons)
Practice Areas: AI and Law / general common law
Qualifications: BIS/LLB
Practice Areas: AI and Law / Family law
Qualifications: BA/LLB
Practice Areas: Criminal / employment / Civil litigation / Int' arbitration
Qualifications: PhD (International Business & Trade), MSc (Wealth Management)
Practice areas: Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Financial Regulation
Qualifications: PhD (Environmental Governance), LLB (Environmental Law), BA
The College of Law works with a diverse network of international partners across government, academia, professional associations, and industry.
Our partners include law enforcement agencies, universities, development institutions, legal associations, regulators, and professional bodies across Asia Pacific and beyond. We prioritise long term institutional relationships and collaborate closely with partners to design programs that are practical, relevant, and context specific.









International legal and professional education programs are structured training initiatives designed to build understanding of legal systems, regulatory frameworks, and professional legal practice across jurisdictions.
The College of Law’s programs are practice focused and customised for institutional partners.
Programs are designed for legal professionals, judges, government officials, regulators, executives, academics, and professionals working in regulated industries.
Yes. All international programs are bespoke and developed in collaboration with partner organisations to reflect their objectives, jurisdictional context, and participant experience levels.
Programs may be delivered online, onsite in Australia, overseas, or through blended learning formats combining in person and virtual delivery.
Programs can cover areas such as international arbitration, common law systems, public sector law, criminal justice, ESG, anti-corruption, financial crime, technology and AI regulation, leadership, and cross border transactions.
You can contact the College of Law using the enquiry form on this page to discuss program design, delivery options, and partnership opportunities.