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AUSCL Australasian Society for Computers + Law

AUSCL Australasian Society for runs a Think Tanks operation from Sydney, NSW. The record marks it an educational institution. It holds one address on record, all in Australia. Headcount on record is 9. Its work is tagged cybersecurity, digital twins and information technology. The record links five similar brands, most of them in Higher Education.

Profile live Educational Founded 1982 1 office country

Key facts

Counted staff
9
self-reported band not used
Founded
1982
44 years
Legal entities
None matched
Office countries
1
1 address
Funding rounds
None on record
Company type
Educational
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Description

A leading thinktank advancing education and advocacy at the intersection of technology, law and society. Be inspired. Connect. Reimagine

The Australasian Society for Computers and Law (AUSCL) is one of Australia's leading interdisciplinary think-tanks on issues arising at the intersection of technology, law and society. It is a registered Australian non-profit charity with a charter to advance education and advocacy.

AUSCL provides a forum for learned discussion and debate and is committed to providing balanced and informed advocacy on issues of critical importance.

AUSCL members include, legal and technology professionals, business leaders, government officials, academics and members of the bar and judiciary.

Our mission is to: Inspire new thinking, Connect professionals across disciplines and Re-imagine the future.

Specialties

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  • law
  • computers
  • information technology
  • IT law
  • telecommunications
  • internet
  • intellectual property
  • privacy
  • data
  • cybersecurity
  • evoting
  • cryptocurrency
  • blockchain
  • smart contracting
  • regulation
  • ethics
  • IOT
  • surveillance
  • security
  • future
  • digital
  • fintech
  • cyber
  • crypto
  • futurelaw
  • ai
  • machine learning
  • llm
  • digital twins
  • transformation
  • funding
  • science
  • innovation
  • community
  • networking

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Offices in 1 countryCountry footprint: 1 country, primary AU. Codes: AU.1 countryprimary AUAU
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All codes: AU

Addresses

  • AU33 Alfred Street; Level 23; Sydney, NSW 2000Primary

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People & contacts

4 employee profiles on record · names withheld.

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FAQ

How many people work at AUSCL Australasian Society for Computers + Law?

9 counted staff profiles at January 2026. The brand's self-reported band sits above that count and is not published as a headcount.

Where does AUSCL Australasian Society for Computers + Law have offices?

One address on record, Australia only. Primary: 33 Alfred Street, Level 23, Sydney, NSW 2000.

Has AUSCL Australasian Society for Computers + Law raised funding?

None linked to this brand.

What does AUSCL Australasian Society for Computers + Law list as its specialties?

35 tags on the brand's own list, among them cybersecurity, digital twins and information technology.

Which companies are listed alongside AUSCL Australasian Society for Computers + Law?

Five peer profiles on record: Centre for the Future of the Legal Profession and Victorian Society for Computers & the Law (VSCL).