APrf Anne Hewitt

Associate Professor

School of Law

College of Business and Law

Eligible to supervise Masters and PhD - email supervisor to discuss availability.


A Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy UK, Anne's research focuses on equitable access to high quality work and education. Within that field, her current projects consider prohibitions of discrimination, the rights of non-traditional workers including student interns, the regulation of higher education and work integrated learning. She was an author of an International Labour Organization (ILO) study on the regulation internships in 13 jurisdictions in 2018, in 2019 she was an organizer of both Australian and international (ILO) symposia considering the regulation of work experience, was an editor and contributor to a significant international analysis of the regulation of work experience, published jointly by Edward Elgar and the ILO in 2021, has authored major reports on the role Australian universities are playing in regulating work experience and considering scholarships for work-integrated learning. Anne is a member of the Australian Discrimination Law Experts Group and the Berkeley Centre for Comparative Equality. She is active in promoting law reform to enhance equality, and regularly makes submissions and provides advice regarding the operation and reform of anti-discrimination laws.She is currently investigating the role of universities in regulating work experience in Finland, France and Australia, and regulatory responses to improve equitable engagement with compulsory work experience.

Anne is passionate about curriculum design and teaching, and has won numerous local and national teaching awards, including an OLT Citation and a national LexisNexis ALTA award. She has undertaken extensive research considering the rights of students in the workplace, equitable access to workplace learning, the regulation of higher education and role of equality and labour laws in work experience, and has completed high profile projects on the nature, scope and regulation of work experience for the International Labour Organization, Australian Collaborative Education Network, and federal Department of Employment. In addition she has completed a nationwide Australian examination of the regulatory role undertaken by universities in relation to work experience, funded by the Australian Research Council. 

Anne was appointed as Editor in Chief of the Legal Education Review in 2023 after serving as a member of its editorial committee of more than a decade, and her teaching related research has  been funded by a number of significant grants, including two Category 1 OLT grants to support the Smart Casual project (https://smartlawteacher.org/).

Anne is a member of the Fay Gale Centre for Research on Gender and an Associate of the South Australia Centre for Economic Studies (SACES), a member of the Advisory Board and Consultant with Gender Resources Inc, a member of the 58th Parliament of Queensland Human Rights Advisory Panel. 

Anne was recently awarded:

  • Funding from the Australian Human Rights Commission to undertake a landscape review of human rights education in Australia,
  • DFAT funding to run a knowledge exchange with representatives of the government of Vietnam on Gender Equality Law,
  • USAID/GRI funding to develop and deliver workshops on integrating gender equality in the curricula of the law schools at University of Columbo and University of Jaffna in Sri Lanka,
  • WACE funding to research the equity implications of online internships (in a project being run by Professor Grant-Smith, QUT), and
  • Department of Social Services funding to use the Household Income and Labour Dynamics Australia (HILDA) data to examine Women’s Progress 2001-2021 (a project being run by Ass/Prof Moskos).

Date Position Institution name
2005 - ongoing Associate Professor University of Adelaide, Adelaide

Date Type Title Institution Name Country Amount
2020 Recognition Principal Fellow Higher Education Academy Higher Education Academy United Kingdom -
2014 Award LexisNexis ALTA Mentor of Teaching Award for Innovation and Excellence in the Teaching of Law - - -
2009 Teaching Award Australian Learning and Teaching Council Citation - - -

Date Institution name Country Title
King's College London, London United Kingdom LLM
University of Western Australia, Perth Australia LLB
University of Western Australia, Perth Australia BA
University of Adelaide, Adelaide Australia Graduate Certificate in Online Learning (Higher Education),
University of Adelaide, Adelaide Australia Graduate Certificate in Education (Higher Education)

Year Citation
2026 Covark, K., Henderson, S., Hewitt, A., & Nosworthy, B. (2026). Ignorance, risk and reward: examining the accessibility and utility of discrimination prohibitions for Australia’s legal interns. Australian Journal of Human Rights, 1-21.
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2025 Cameron, C., Hewitt, A., & Grant-Smith, D. (2025). The Employment Status of Work-Integrated Learning Students in New Zealand. New Zealand Universities Law Review, 31(3), 345-370.
2024 Hewitt, A. (2024). Foreword: Special Issue on Equity, Equality and Legal Education. Legal Education Review, 34(2), i-ii.
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2024 Hewitt, A. (2024). Book Review - ‘Reforming Age Discrimination Law: Beyond Individual Enforcement’. Australian Journal of Labour Law, 37, 93-95.
2024 Ihekwaba, C., & Hewitt, A. (2024). Forks in the road to equality: The path for same-sex attracted individuals in Australia and Nigeria. Alternative Law Journal, 49(3), 205-211.
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2024 Covark, K., Hewitt, A., Henderson, S., & Nosworthy, B. (2024). Facilitating Effective Work Experience Supervision to Enable Diverse Students to Succeed in the Australian Legal Profession. Legal Education Review, 34(2), 23-56.
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2024 Hewitt, A., BO, D., & Rosin, A. (2024). Decent Work, Meaningful Education or Potential Exploitation? The Role of Universities in Ensuring the Quality of Academic Internships in Australia, Finland and France. The International Journal of Comparative Labour Law and Industrial Relations, 40(Issue 4), 495-530.
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2024 Covark, K., Hewitt, A., Nosworthy, B., & Henderson, S. (2024). EFACILITATING EFFECTIVE WORK EXPERIENCE SUPERVISION TO ENABLE DIVERSE STUDENTS TO SUCCEED IN THE AUSTRALIAN LEGAL PROFESSION. LEGAL EDUCATION REVIEW, 34(2), 35 pages.
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2024 Koch, C., & Hewitt, A. (2024). The Failure of the Voice Referendum: Evidence of Australia’s Limited Capacity to Enable Self-Determination for Indigenous Minorities. Europa Ethnica, 81(1/2), 93-105.
2023 Grant-Smith, D., Hewitt, A., & Maelorian, L. (2023). Managing leaky bodies at work and study :
Improving the provision of sanitary infrastructure in
male-designated toilets at higher education
institutions. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, (41), 1-4.
2023 Hewitt, A., & Cameron, C. (2023). Employee or Student Learner? Managing the Risks of Providing Financial Support to Students Undertaking Work Experience. Australian Journal of Labour Law, 36(3), 262-288.
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2023 Hewitt, A., Henderson, S., & Covark, K. (2023). Minimising risks for South Australia’s legal interns. Alternative Law Journal, 48(2), 143-147.
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2023 Hewitt, A., & Skead, N. (2023). The Resource Implications of Work Integrated Learning and Legal Clinics in Australian Legal System: Managing Workload, System Support and Recognition. International Journal of Clinical Legal Education, 30(2), 4-53.
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2022 Hewitt, A., Grenfell, L., Abiyat, H., Hendry, M., Howe, J., & Whittaker, S. (2022). Weighing the Cost of Expectations that Students Complete Legal Work Experience. Legal Education Review, 32(1), 109-128.
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2022 Hewitt, A. (2022). Smart Casual - identifying and responding to a national need for discipline- specific teacher development resources for sessional law teachers. Global Impact Grants - Disciplinary Teaching and Learning, (2), 10-13.
2022 Hewitt, A. (2022). Is legislation governing tertiary work experience effective? Exploring the regulatory role played by Australian Universities. Federal Law Review, 50(1), 62-85.
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2022 Cameron, C., & Hewitt, A. (2022). Designing financial support for students in Australian work- integrated learning programs. International Journal of Work Integrated Learning, 23(3), 359-373.
Scopus4 WoS4
2022 Hewitt, A., & Grenfell, L. (2022). A call for regulatory reform to make work experience accessible rather than an obstacle. Alternative Law Journal, 47(4), 301-307.
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2021 Hewitt, A., Owens, R., Stewart, A., & Howe, J. (2021). Are work experience participants protected against sex discrimination or sexual harassment?. Alternative Law Journal, 46(2), 115-119.
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2018 Steel, A., Skead, N., Galloway, K., Heath, M., Hewitt, A., & Israel, M. (2018). Enabling Professional Development For Sessional Colleagues In Law: Reflections From The Smart Casual Online Initiative. Adelaide Law Review, 39(1), 65-98.
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2018 Stubbs, M. T., & Hewitt, A. (2018). Supporting Law Students’ Skills Development Online – a Strategy to Improve Skills and Reduce Student Stress?. Research in Learning Technology, 25.
2018 Hewitt, A. (2018). Avoiding the Trap of Exploitative Work: A National Approach to Making Work-Integrated Learning Effective, Equitable and Safe. Australian Journal of Labour Law, 31(2), 101-130.
2018 Stewart, A., Hewitt, A., Oliver, D., & McDonald, P. (2018). The Nature and Prevalence of Unlawful Unpaid Work Experience in Australia. Australian Journal of Labour Law, 31(2), 156-178.
2018 Hewitt, A., Owens, R., & Stewart, A. (2018). Mind the Gap: Is the Regulation of Work-integrated Learning in Higher Education Working?. Monash University Law Review, 44(1), 234-266.
WoS11
2017 Israel, M., Skead, N., Heath, M., Hewitt, A., Galloway, K., & Steel, A. (2017). Fostering "quiet inclusion": Interaction and diversity in the Australian law classroom. Journal of Legal Education, 66(2), 332-356.
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2016 Hewitt, A., Galloway, K., Heath, M., Steel, A., Israel, M., & Skead, N. (2016). Working the nexus: teaching students to think, read and problem-solve like a lawyer. Legal Education Review, 26(1-2), 95-114.
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2016 Steel, A., Galloway, K., Heath, M., Skead, N., Israel, M., & Hewitt, A. (2016). Critical legal reading: the elements, strategies and dispositions needed to master this essential skill. Legal Education Review, 26(1), 9-1-9-27.
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2015 Heath, M., Hewitt, A., Israel, M., & Skead, N. (2015). Beginning to address 'the elephant in the classroom': investigating and responding to Australian sessional law teachers’ unmet development needs. UNSW Law Journal, 38(1), 240-263.
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2015 Hewitt, A. (2015). Can you learn to lawyer online? A blended learning environment case study. Law Teacher, 49(1), 92-121.
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2014 Castles, M., Caruso, D., & Hewitt, A. (2014). Why representation and resources and critical to access to justice in minor civil jurisdictions: the experience of advisory services in minor civil claims. Court of Conscience, 2014(8), 25-29.
2014 Hewitt, A., & Keyzer, P. (2014). Foreword: Teaching-Research Nexus in Law. Adelaide Law Review, 35(1), 1-2.
WoS2
2014 Grenfell, L., & Hewitt, A. (2014). Supporting breastfeeding mothers. Bulletin, 36(7), 24-25.
2013 Hewitt, A. (2013). Adelaide Law School introduces Teaching Fellowships for PhD candidates. Law Society Bulletin, 35(1), 19-20.
2013 Hewitt, A., & Toole, K. (2013). The practical knowledge conundrum: What practical knowledge should be included in a law school curriculum and how can it be taught?. New Zealand Universities Law Review, 25(5), 980-1022.
2013 Hewitt, A. (2013). Can a theoretical consideration of Australia's anti-discrimination laws inform law reform?. Federal Law Review, 41(1), 35-70.
2012 Hewitt, A. (2012). Give me a fish or teach me to fish? Developing law students' capacity for lifelong learning. Alternative Law Journal, 37(4), 259-263.
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2012 Grenfell, L., & Hewitt, A. (2012). Gender regulation: Restrictive, facilitative or transformative laws?. The Sydney Law Review, 34(4), 761-783.
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2011 Hewitt, A. (2011). Equitable Briefing: An Ongoing Concern. Law Society of South Australia. Bulletin, 33(5), 28-29.
2011 Hewitt, A. (2011). Commercial exploitation of Native Title Rights - a possible tool in the quest for substantive equality for Indigenous Australians?. Adelaide Law Review, 32(2012), 227-264.
2011 Castles, M., & Hewitt, A. (2011). Can a law school help develop skilled legal professionals? Situational learning to the rescue!. Alternative Law Journal, 36(2), 90-95.
DOI Scopus3 WoS9
2011 Hewitt, A. (2011). Navigating the maze of Australia's complex discrimination legislation: A case study of belief discrimination. Australian Journal of Labour Law, 24(1), 24-44.
2011 Hewitt, A., & Koch, C. (2011). Can and should burqas be banned? The legality and desirability of bans of the full veil in Europe and Australia. Alternative Law Journal, 36(1), 16-20.
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2009 Castles, M., Goldfinch, M., & Hewitt, A. (2009). Using simulated practice to teach legal theory. How and why skills and group work can be incorporated in an academic legal curriculum. University of Tasmania Law Review, 26(2), 120-176.
2009 Hewitt, A. (2009). What's happening with discrimination in South Australia?. Alternative Law Journal, 34(1), 52-53.
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2008 Hewitt, A. (2008). Producing Skilled Legal Graduates: Avoiding the Madness in a Situational Learning Methodology. Griffith Law Review, 17(1), 87-120.
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2007 Hewitt, A. (2007). Changes to South Australia's discrimination regime. Alternative Law Journal, 32(1), 45-46.
2007 Hewitt, A. (2007). 'It's not because you wear hijab, it's because you're a Muslim' - Inconsistencies in South Australia's discrimination laws. Queensland University of Technology Law and Justice Journal, 7(1), 57-70.
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2007 Guthrie, R., & Hewitt, A. (2007). Insuring directors for workers compensation: the radical approach in Western Australia. Insurance Law Journal, 18(1), 50-67.
2007 Hewitt, A. (2007). A critique of the assessment of professional skills. Legal Education Review, 17(1 & 2), 143-158.
2007 Hewitt, A. (2007). LAW REFORM Changes to SA's discrimination regime. ALTERNATIVE LAW JOURNAL, 32(1), 45-46.
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2007 Hewitt, A. (2007). A CRITIQUE OF THE ASSESSMENT OF PROFESSIONAL SKILLS. LEGAL EDUCATION REVIEW, 17(1-2), 143-158.
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2006 Hewitt, A. (2006). The right to negotiate: Where and when does it apply?. Legal Issues in Business, 8, 33-40.
2006 Hewitt, A. (2006). Diminution of Legal Professional Privilege. Australian Law Journal, 80(5), 295-297.

Year Citation
2023 Castles, M., Hewitt, A., & Henderson, S. (2023). Ethical Resolution of Civil Disputes: South Australian Theory and Practice (2nd ed.). Thomson Reuters.
2021 Stewart, A., Owens, R., O'Higgins, N., & Hewitt, A. (Eds.) (2021). Internships, Employability and the Search for Decent Work Experience. Edward Elgar Publishing / International Labour Organization.
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2021 Stewart, A., Owens, R., O'Higgins, N., & Hewitt, A. (Eds.) (2021). Internships, Employability and the Search for Decent Work Experience. Edward Elgar Publishing / International Labour Organization.
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2020 Castles, M., & Hewitt, A. (2020). Ethical Resolution of Civil Disputes: South Australian Theory and Practice. Australia: Lawbook Co.
2018 Castles, M., & Hewitt, A. (2018). Dispute Resolution and Ethics (3rd edition ed.). Thomson Reuters.
2015 Castles, M., & Hewitt, A. (2015). Dispute Resolution and Ethics (2nd edition ed.). Sydney: Thomson Reuters.
2014 Castles, M., & Hewitt, A. (2014). Dispute Resolution and Ethics.

Year Citation
2023 Cameron, C., Flemming, J., Kathryn, H., & Hewitt, A. (2023). Risk management of Work Integrated Learning. In K. de Zegwaard, & T. J. Pretti (Eds.), The Routledge International Handbook of Work-Integrated Learning (3rd ed.). Abingdon, Oxon and New York NY: Routledge.
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2021 Hewitt, A. (2021). Universities as internship regulators: Evidence from Australia. In A. Stewart, R. Owens, A. Hewitt, & N. O'Higgins (Eds.), Internships, Employability and the Search for Decent Work Experience (pp. 223-238). Cheltenham, United Kingdom: Edward Elgar Publishing.
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2021 Stewart, A., Owens, R., O'Higgins, N., & Hewitt, A. (2021). Developing new standards for internships. In A. Stewart, R. Owens, N. O'Higgins, & A. Hewitt (Eds.), Internships, Employability and the Search for Decent Work Experience (pp. 335-348). Cheltenham, United Kingdom: Edward Elgar Publishing.
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2021 Stewart, A., Owens, R., O'Higgins, N., & Hewitt, A. (2021). Internships: A policy and regulatory challenge. In A. Stewart, R. Owens, N. O'higgins, & A. Hewitt (Eds.), Internships, Employability and the Search for Decent Work Experience (pp. 2-16). Cheltenham, United Kingdom: Edward Elgar Publishing / International Labour Organization.
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2021 Stewart, A., Owens, R., O'Higgins, N., & Hewitt, A. (2021). Internships: A policy and regulatory challenge. In A. Stewart, R. Owens, N. O'higgins, & A. Hewitt (Eds.), Internships, Employability and the Search for Decent Work Experience (pp. 2-16). Cheltenham, United Kingdom: Edward Elgar Publishing / International Labour Organization.
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2017 Owens, R., Stewart, A., Hewitt, A., & Howe, J. (2017). Labour regulation, work experience and youth: lessons from the scholarship of Ann Numhauser-Henning. In M. Rönnmar, & VotiniusJ (Eds.), Festskrift till Ann Numhauser-Henning (pp. 643-659). Lund, Sweden: Juristförlaget in Lund.
2017 Hewitt, A., Owens, R., Stewart, A., & Howe, J. (2017). At the intersection of education and work: young people, equality and regulation of the labour market. In J. Howe, A. Chapman, & I. Landau (Eds.), The Evolving Project of Labour Law Foundations, Development and Future Research Directions (pp. 102-116). Annandale, NSW: Federation Press.
2011 Hewitt, A. (2011). Getting the most out of teaching teams. In S. Kift, M. Sanson, J. Cowley, & P. Watson (Eds.), Excellence and Innovation in Legal Education (1 ed., pp. 171-206). Chatswood, N.S.W, Australia: LexisNexis Butterworths.

Year Citation
2025 Banks, R., Elphick, L., Hewitt, A., Spyrou, P., & Taylor, A. (2025). Submission of the Australian Discrimination Law Experts Group in response to the Commonwealth Attorney-General’s Department Review of the Disability Discrimination Act.
2025 Grant Smith, D., Cameron, C., Hewitt, A., & de Zwaan, L. (2025). Providing equitable access to international opportunities: Exploring the possibilities of virtual international work-integrated learning.. WACE.
2025 Hewitt, A., Blackham, A., Covark, K., Grenfell, L., & Moulds, S. (2025). A Landscape Review of Human Rights Education in Australia. Australia: University of Adelaide.
2025 Hewitt, A. (2025). Submission to NSW Law Reform Commission Review on the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 (NSW).
2023 Hewitt, A., Cameron, C., Grant-Smith, D., & Grenfell, L. (2023). Submission to the Department of Education on the Universities Accord Interim Report - Equitable Access to Work-Integrated Learning.
2023 Gaze, B., Smith, B., O'Connell, K., & Hewitt, A. (2023). Submission to the Fair Work Commission - Consultation draft Benchbook on Sexual Harassment Disputes.
2022 Cameron, C., & Hewitt, A. (2022). Facilitating student engagement with WIL: A risk management framework for studentships. The University of Adelaide.
2022 Swannie, B., Taylor, A., Gaze, B., Hewitt, A., & Sheard, N. (2022). Submission of the Australian Discrimination Law Experts Group in response to the Review of the Model Defamation Provisions Stage 2 Part B. State Government of Victoria.
2022 Swannie, B., Taylor, A., Gaze, B., Hewitt, A., & Sheard, N. (2022). Submission of the Australian Discrimination Law Experts Group in response to the Review of the Model Defamation Provisions Stage 2 Part B. State Government of Victoria.
2022 Smith, B., Thornton, M., O'Connell, K., Gaze, B., Banks, R., Hewitt, A., . . . Elphick, L. (2022). ADLEG Submission to Respect@Work – consultation on remaining legislative recommendations.
2022 Smith, B., Thornton, M., O'Connell, K., Gaze, B., Banks, R., Hewitt, A., . . . Elphick, L. (2022). ADLEG Submission to Respect@Work – consultation on remaining legislative recommendations.
2022 Taylor, A., Banks, R., Blakcham, A., Elphick, L., Gaze, B., & Hewitt, A. (2022). Submission of the Australian Discrimination Law Experts Group to the Queensland Human Rights Commission Review of Queensland’s Anti-Discrimination Act..
2022 Taylor, A., Banks, R., Blakcham, A., Elphick, L., Gaze, B., & Hewitt, A. (2022). Submission of the Australian Discrimination Law Experts Group to the Queensland Human Rights Commission Review of Queensland’s Anti-Discrimination Act..
2021 Hewitt, A., & Grenfell, L. (2021). Submission to TEQSA on Compliance Guide: Work Integrated Learning.
2021 Banks, R., Blackham, A., Elphick, L., Gaze, B., Goldblatt, B., Hewitt, A., . . . Taylor, A. (2021). Submission of the Australian Discrimination Law Experts Group to the Law Reform Commission of Western Australia Project 111: Review of the Equal Opportunity Act 1984 (WA).
2021 Banks, R., Blackham, A., Elphick, L., Gaze, B., Goldblatt, B., Hewitt, A., . . . Taylor, A. (2021). Submission of the Australian Discrimination Law Experts Group to the Law Reform Commission of Western Australia Project 111: Review of the Equal Opportunity Act 1984 (WA).
2021 Gaze, B., Hewitt, A., Nielsen, J., O'Connell, K., Smith, B., & Thornton, M. (2021). Submission by the Australian Discrimination Law Experts Group on the Sex Discrimination and Fair Work (Respect at Work) Amendment Bill 2021.
2021 Hewitt, A., Stewart, A., Owens, R., & Howe, J. (2021). Protecting Students At Work: Australian Universities and regulating for quality work experience. Adelaide Law School, The University of Adelaide.
2021 Blackham, A., Banks, R., Gaze, B., Graham, E., Hewitt, A., Smith, B., & Thornton, M. (2021). Submission of the Australian Discrimination Law Experts Group to the Review of the Workplace Gender Equality Act 2012. Australian Discrimination Law Experts Group.
2021 Blackham, A., Banks, R., Gaze, B., Graham, E., Hewitt, A., Smith, B., & Thornton, M. (2021). Submission of the Australian Discrimination Law Experts Group to the Review of the Workplace Gender Equality Act 2012. Australian Discrimination Law Experts Group.
2020 Moulds, S., Marmo, M., & Hewitt, A. (2020). Submission on proposed Gender Equality Bill 2020 (SA).
2020 Elphick, L., Hewitt, A., Taylor, A., & Moulds, S. (2020). Submission by the Australian Discrimination Law Experts Group (ADLEG) to the South Australian Attorney-General’s Department, Legislative Services: Equal Opportunity (Religious Bodies) Amendment Bill 2020. Australian Discrimination Law Experts Group (ADLEG).
2019 Hewitt, A., Owens, R., Stewart, A., & Howe, J. (2019). Issues of sexual harassment in unpaid work: Submission to the Australian Human Rights Commission National Inquiry into Sexual Harassment in Australian Workplaces. Sydney, NSW: Australian Human Rights Commission.
2018 Allan, D., Chapman, A., Campbell, C., Elphick, L., Gaze, B., Goldblatt, B., . . . Thornton, M. (2018). Submission by the Discrimination Law Experts to the Department of Attorney-General and Justice, NT Inquiry: Modernisation of the Anti-Discrimination Act. Northern Territory Government of Australia.
2018 Heath, M., Hewitt, A., Galloway, K., Israel, M., Nettle, C., Skead, N., & Steel, A. (2018). Smart Casual: Towards excellence in sessional teaching in law - Final report 2018. Australian Government Department of Education and Training.
2018 Stewart, A., Owens, R., Hewitt, A., & Nikoloudakis, I. (2018). The regulation of internships: A comparative study. International Labour Organisation.
2016 Oliver, D., McDonald, P., Stewart, A., & Hewitt, A. (2016). Unpaid Work Experience in Australia: Prevalence, nature and impact. https://docs.employment.gov.au/node/37506.
2014 Heath, M., Hewitt, A., Israel, M., & Skead, N. (2014). Smart Casual: Towards excellence in sessional teaching in law - Final Report 2014. Australian Government Office for Learning and Teaching.
2010 Hancock, J., Stephens, E., Kosturjak, A., Whetton, S., Pietsch, A., Williams, J., & Hewitt, A. (2010). Cost Benefit Analysis of Legislation to Mandate the Supply of Opal Fuel in Regions of Australia: Final Report. South Australian Centre for Economic Studies.

Year Citation
2025 Grant-Smith, D., Hewitt, A., Ihekwaba, C., & Maelorin, L. (2025). Equality on campus starts in the toilets. Times Higher Education Campus.
2024 Hewitt, A., Grant-Smith, D., Cameron, C., & de Zwaan, L. (2024). Approaching unpaid work-integrated learning placements through a social justice lens. Queensland University of Technology (QUT).
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2023 Hewitt, A. (2023). It’s time we stopped exploiting interns and paid them for the hours worked. The Conversation.
2023 Hewitt, A. (2023). The scramble to push students towards internships is troubling. THE Campus.
2023 Hewitt, A., Grenfell, L., Grant-Smith, D., & Cameron, C. (2023). Equitable access to work-integrated learning is finally on the agenda in Australia. THE Campus.
2022 Blackham, A., Hewitt, A., & Lam, J. (2022). Reimagining Age Equality at Work. Pursuit.
2017 Oliver, D., Stewart, A., Hewitt, A., & McDonald, P. (2017). Unpaid work experience is widespread but some are missing out: new study. The Conversations.

Year Citation
2024 Beasley-Hall, P., Papadelos, P., Hewitt, A., Lassaline, C., Umbers, K., & Guzik, M. (2024). Rewarding, but poorly rewarded: Gendered narratives of science communication in the life sciences.
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Category 1 funding

Chief Investigator, 2016-2021 Australian Research Council Discovery project grant ‘Regulating Post-secondary Work Experience: Labour Law at the Boundary of Work and Education’  DP150104516 (with Professor Rosemary Owens, Professor Andrew Stewart and Dr Joanna Howe) AU$207k

Chief Investigator, 2015-2016 Office for Learning and Teaching Innovation and Development grant ‘Smart Casual’: Promoting Excellence in Sessional Teaching in Law’  ID14-4320 (with Ass Professor Mary Heath (Flinders), Professor Alex Steel (UNSW), Professor Mark Israel (UWA), Ass Professor Natalie Skead (UWA) and Ast Professor Kate Galloway (Bond)) AU$225k

Project Lead, 2013-2014 Office for Learning and Teaching Seed Grant 'Smart casual: towards excellence in sessional teaching in Law' SD-13-2745 AU$49k

Other funding

Project Lead, 2025, AHRC, 'Landscape review of human rights education in Australia' (with Alysia Blackham [Melbourne], Laura Grenfell, Kylie Covark and Sarah Moulds [UniSA]) $41k

Project Lead, 2024, DFAT 'Knowledge exchange: Gender Equality Law (Government of Vietnam)' (with Duygu Yengin, Laura Grenfell, Pam Papadelos, Adriana Sanchez, and Tiffany Machedo de Soussa) AU$351k

CI, 2023-2024, WACE Canada, 'A best practice framework for virtual international WIL placements' (project lead, Prof Grant Smith, QUT) CA$15k

CI, 2023-2024 Department of Social Services 'Household Income and Labour Dynamics Australia (HILDA) Women’s Progress Research Report 2001-2022' (project lead: Dr Moskos) AU$420k

Project Lead, 2022-2024 Law Foundation of South Australia grant A596-3.22 'Enabling engagement of the legal profession to maximise outcomes for a diverse range of legal interns' (with Dr Nosworthy and Dr Henderson) AU$23k

Project Lead, 2022 HEA Global Impact Grant, 'Facilitating discipline specific development opportunities for sessional teachers' £1000

Project Lead, 2020-2021 Australian Collaborative Education Network Chief (ACEN) 'Risks associated with studentships' (with Dr Craig Cameron, Griffith) AU$10k

Chief Investigator, 2018, ILO 'A comparative study of the regulation of internships in 13 jurisdictions' (with Andrew Stewart, Owens and Nikoloudakis)) AU$28k 

Chief Investigator, 2017 Law Foundation South Australia Grant Funding 'Smart casual LIVE' A510-3.16 (with Dr Mary Heath, Flinders) AU$18k

Chief Investigator, 2016 Department of Employment Grant ‘Unpaid work experience in Australia: Prevalence, nature and impact’ (with Dr Damian Oliver (UTS), Professor Paula McDonald (QUT) and Professor Andrew Stewart (Adelaide)) AU$86k

 

 

I am passionate about teaching, and research, publish and speak about excellence in teaching.  I teach civil procedure and anti discrimination law.

I welcome applications from prospective PhD students in areas of discrimination and equality law, equitable access to quality work and education, and legal education.

Date Role Research Topic Program Degree Type Student Load Student Name
2026 Principal Supervisor Re-Imagining Sexual Harassment and Assault Reporting and Outcomes: A Comparative and Interdisciplinary Analysis of Criminal, Civil, and Alternative Responses. Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Mrs Natalie Elizabeth Nilsen
2025 Principal Supervisor Beyond the Trial: Exploring Alternative Justice Pathways for Sexual Assault Victim-Survivors Following Non-Police or Informal Disclosures Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Miss Bella Rose Mickan
2025 Principal Supervisor Beyond the Trial: Exploring Alternative Justice Pathways for Sexual Assault Victim-Survivors Following Non-Police or Informal Disclosures Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Miss Bella Rose Mickan

Date Role Research Topic Program Degree Type Student Load Student Name
2019 - 2023 Co-Supervisor Disability Discrimination in Education: A Mixed-Methods Study Examining Complaints about Compulsory-Aged South Australian and Victorian Students with Disability-Related Challenging Behaviour Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Dr Peta Spyrou

Date Role Board name Institution name Country
2025 - ongoing Board Member Gender Resources Inc Advisory Board GRI, Gender Resources Inc United States
2017 - 2020 Member Stirling Community Child Care Management Committee Stirling Community Child Care Australia

Date Role Committee Institution Country
2017 - 2020 Co-Chair Career Readiness Community of Practice Career Readiness Community of Practice Australia

Date Role Membership Country
2017 - ongoing Member Employability Community of Practice Australia
2017 - ongoing Member Diversity and Inclusion Community of Practice -

Date Institution Department Organisation Type Country
2025 - ongoing Gender Resources Inc Various Advocacy United States

Date Role Editorial Board Name Institution Country
2025 - ongoing Editor INTERNATIONAL EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Journal of Legal and Political Education Macedonia, the Former Yugoslav Republic of
2023 - ongoing Editor-In-chief Legal Education Review Legal Education Review Australia
2010 - 2023 Board Member Legal Education Review Legal Education Review Australia

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2022 - ongoing Associate Dean Gender, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Faculty of ABLE Australia

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