19/10/2026
๐ฉ๐ช Dorian, a German international student, has taken his legal studies beyond borders, building global expertise and creating new opportunities for an international career in law.
Dorian moved to Sydney to pursue a Master of Laws (LL.M.) at UTS, drawn by the university's unique approach to legal education. He was particularly interested in the intersection of technology and law, including how emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence are researched, analysed and debated in legal contexts.
โI was very intrigued by the mix of technology and law,โ he says, as well as UTS's strong connections to industry and the broader legal profession. Through guest lectures from academics and industry experts, Dorian found himself exposed to diverse perspectives that expanded his understanding of the legal landscape. The opportunity to complete a supervised research thesis was another major draw, allowing him to pursue in-depth research on a topic of personal interest while working closely with academic mentors. ๐ก
Studying in Australia has given Dorian exposure to a different legal tradition and an opportunity to develop legal expertise in English. He believes completing โan English-speaking degree in a foreign country and legal systemโ provides a significant advantage, demonstrating both language proficiency and an ability to succeed in a new academic and legal environment.
โ๏ธ The benefits, he says, extend far beyond legal practice. An international legal qualification can open doors to opportunities across Europe, Australia and other English-speaking countries, offering advantages for careers in multinational corporations, government agencies, policy development and international advocacy.
For prospective students considering law at UTS, โIt's the perfect spot to work earnestly on your studies with excellent research opportunities while still being in the middle of a pulsating megacity of a beautiful country like Australia.โ ๐
UTS Faculty of Law