When members of the legal profession, government, business or media seek expert information, they regularly turn to the Environmental law researchers at the ANU College of Law.

Our reseach helps inform developments in policies and legislation surrounding climate change and renewable resources, the relationship between federal, state and local climate measures.

Criminal law, administrative law, constitutional law and international law all have a place in military law, which is influenced by the origins of law relating to defence, the prerogative power to defend the realm.

CIPL offers a base for Visiting Fellows, postgraduate students and all public and international law teachers in the College. Academic members undertake research projects, teach in the ANU College of Law and play active roles on government committees, in community organisations, and in the media.

Led by Professor Mick Dodson, NCIS promotes and initiates cross-disciplinary research and teaching in a wide range of areas of relevance to Indigenous Australians.

The Centre for Commercial Law researches emerging commercial law areas, particularly corporatisation, privatisation, government contracting, globalisation and international aspects of commercial law.

As a centre of excellence in the application of economic analysis to law in the Asia Pacific, CLE research focuses on: Publiy Policy, Law, Finance & Management; Competition Law, Industry and Business Regulation; and Social Policy, Finance and Management.

An important partnership with Griffith University, the Australian Centre for Intellectual Property in Agriculture fosters research and scholarship aimed at improving and enhancing global food security.

An initiative of ANU, Bond University and the University of Sydney, ANJEL is a network of over 350 scholars, practitioners, policy makers, senior students and others interested in Japanese Law.