Situated in the heart of Sydney’s CBD, the College’s city premises are located in the legal precinct, in the St James Centre. A stone's throw from the old Supreme Court, Law Courts and chambers, the campus has training facilities, meeting rooms and administration/student services. Overlooking Hyde Park, St Mary’s Cathedral and the Harbour, the premises are bright and spacious, and offer a very comfortable learning environment.
The city campus hosts mainly post admission non award programs, with some postgraduate onsites also held here.
Getting Here
You can reach the College's city campus by public transport or car. The nearest train station is St James, across the road from the St James Centre, or Martin Place, a few minutes' walk along Elizabeth Street. As Elizabeth Street is a central city route, a number of busy services also stop outside the door, en route to and from Circular Quay. Parking stations are located at Secure Parking, 60 Elizabeth Street, the MLC Centre in King Street and the Domain car park.
Visitors with a disability can check the city’s authorised accessible parking spaces for people with disabilities here.
Facilities and Services
The College of Law has long been a key provider in continuing professional education. For more than 25 years the CLE unit has provided a unique annual program of seminars offered throughout New South Wales and online nationally.
The College's city campus has a staff of 6, backed up by visiting staff from the College's St Leonards campus. Over 200 seminars are offered annually, as are online programs, seminar publications and customised training. Facilities also include video conferencing.
About Sydney
Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, is the business hub of Australia and a leading financial centre in the Asia Pacific. Sydney is a cosmopolitan world city surrounded by the iconic beaches, World Heritage areas, lush hinterland and acclaimed wine regions of the state of New South Wales.