We work with government, industry, and community organisations on research collaborations, policy development, clinical legal services and professional development. Through partnerships with The School of Law, you can collaborate with our researchers, shape policy reform, and contribute to building South Australia's legal capability.
The School of Law offers a range of partnership opportunities for industry, government and community organisations.
Collaborate with our Clinical Legal Education Program, where final-year students, supervised by qualified lawyers, provide legal advice, dispute resolution and drafting services through free legal clinics.
Engage with our research initiatives, including the Woomera Manual and the South Australian Law Reform Institute (SALRI), which deliver independent, evidence-based insights informing policy and law reform.
Participate in public lectures such as the James Crawford Oration, or connect with our alumni through the John Bray Network to foster professional development and knowledge exchange.
Partners can also contribute to shaping future legal professionals by supporting student internships and research projects.
By collaborating with the School of Law, individuals and organisations can access expert legal knowledge, innovative research, and a network of emerging and established legal talent, driving practical impact in law, policy and society.
