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Sydney Law School student Dylan Sherman and Law/International and Global Studies student May Yang represented the University of Sydney in this year's Team Australia.

The team, comprised of 21 students across 9 Australian universities, won the 2018 Intercollegiate Negotiations Competition and placed first in the English-language Negotiation round, in addition to winning a prize in the Japanese-language听Arbitration round. Australian law students have been competing in the innovative Intercollegiate Negotiation and Arbitration Competition in Tokyo since 2005.

receives support from DFAT travel scholarships and from the , centred on the University of Sydney, Australian National University and Queensland University of Technology.

The ANJeL, a unique cross-institutional initiative including Sydney Law School as a core member and as founding Co-Director, has supported Australian law students competing in the Competition in Tokyo since its inception. Last year, the team came second overall and won the inaugural Chartered Institute of Arbitrators' Prize for Best Performance in the English-language Arbitration round.

The annual competition involves a three hour negotiation and three and a half hour arbitration, with sub-teams of four to five students competing in English and/or Japanese divisions, based on complex inter-linked scenario involving a cross-border investment project.听 听

The students were supervised by ANJeL Advisory Board Member and ANU professor Veronica Taylor and extra support was provided by ANJeL Co-Director and Sydney Law School鈥檚 Professor Luke Nottage.

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