Artificial intelligence has already colonised BigLaw. Now it’s moving into the lecture theatre.

Harvey, a leading AI platform in the legal industry, is expanding its Law Schools Program to Australia in partnership with the University of Sydney Law School and UTS Faculty of Law.
From February, students and faculty will have hands-on access to Harvey’s platform, learning to deploy generative AI in real legal workflows as professional tools.
Harvey is already in use in elite firms across the world, known for its sophisticated legal AI capabilities.
The Australian rollout, coupled with the establishment of a Sydney office and local team, signals a long-term regional commitment for Harvey.
The program seeks to teach students not only the use of AI but also how to ethically interrogate, challenge, and deploy it.
Harvey’s expansion supports its mission of bringing advanced legal AI to universities and legal professionals globally and marking a growing investment in the Asia-Pacific region.
Professors at the University of Sydney and UTS highlight the importance of preparing future legal professionals with the knowledge and ethical awareness needed in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
Harvey already partners with 35+ leading law schools worldwide, and this expansion will further contribute to equipping students for the future of legal practice with AI.

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