Explore the vibrant UNSW Law & Justice affiliated student societies and groups! From social events to networking opportunities to giving back to society, these groups offer a fantastic way to connect with others, build your community, and enrich your university experience—beyond your classes.
UNSW Law Society (LawSoc)
The UNSW Law Society (LawSoc) is the official student representative body for all students studying law at UNSW. LawSoc is a dynamic community that fosters professional growth, personal development, and social connection.
LawSoc celebrates the rich diversity of our student body, embracing a wide range of backgrounds, ambitions, and passions. Through advocacy, events, and career support, LawSoc is committed to enriching your academic journey and helping you thrive— beyond the classroom.
Find out more here.
Criminology Society (CrimSoc)
The UNSW Criminology Society (CrimSoc) serves as the social and professional hub for all students studying Criminology courses at UNSW. CrimSoc fosters meaningful connections, promotes intellectual growth, and sparks dialogue around pressing criminological issues on both national and global stages.
Find out more here.
International Law Student Society (ILSOC)
The UNSW International Law Students Society (ILSOC) is dedicated to empowering international law students at UNSW, fostering a vibrant and inclusive community that celebrates diversity in culture and background.
ILSOC’s mission is to enrich the international student experience—turning academic life into a journey of meaningful connections, personal development, and unforgettable memories—while building strong pathways between students and the legal profession.
Student Legal Education Group (SLEG)
The Student Legal Education Group (SLEG) is a non-profit, non-government organisation that was founded by passionate UNSW Law students and is dedicated to equipping disadvantaged members of the community with the knowledge to understand, engage with and access the law.
For over 40 years, SLEG have partnered with UNSW Law & Justice to deliver engaging workshops on Criminal Law, Police Powers, Consent & Sexting, Cyberbullying and Employment Law. Through these workshops, SLEG seeks to educate and empower school students, as well as local and regional community groups, with the knowledge to understand, engage with and access the law in a practical context.
Find out more here.
For more UNSW clubs and societies visit UNSW Arc.