Graham Greenleaf – Research Students and Subjects

Subjects taught at UNSW

Advanced Legal Research (LLB), is a compulsory later year subject which I first taught in the early 1980s and have convened again since 2003.
Data Surveillance and Information Privacy Law (LAWS3037 - LLM) has been taught since 2001 by me and Nigel Waters.
The Australian Internet Law web pages are used in the LLM subjects Internet Governance, and Internet Content Regulation which I have taught on occasions since 2003. The previous version of this website was used in the subject Information Technology Law (LAWS3031 LLB), which I taught from 1989. It was taught entirely via the Internet from 1997-2001, and as far as I know was the first law subject in Australia to be so taught.
The Computerisation of Law subject pages, were used by me to teach LAWS1032 (LLB) and LAWS3035 (LLM) taught since 1989. The LLB was the first full course on the development of legal information systems taught in an Australian University, and one of the few in the world still taught. Russell Allen has been teaching it since 2002.

I am currently supervising the following postgraduate research students. I am not taking on further postgraduate students at present.