Jeanne Huang

Associate Professor Huang’s teaching and research interests are in private international law, e-commerce law, international investment law, international litigation and arbitration, and underwater cultural heritage protection. She has published four books and authored more than thirty articles in law journals, such as Journal of International Economic Law and Journal of Private International Law. Twelve of her articles are indexed by SSCI. As a chief investigator, she has received funding from China National Social Science Fund (equivalent to ARC), China Ministry of Education, the China Law Society, Shanghai Philosophy and Social Science Fund, and Shanghai Government Development and Research Center Fund.

Before moving to the University of Sydney, she held academic positions at University of New South Wales Faculty of Law in Australia and Shanghai University of International Business and Economics School of Law (SUIBE Law) in China. She served as Associate Dean at SUIBE Law. She was awarded Pujiang Rencai (Pujiang Scholar) in 2011 and Shuguang Xuezhe (Dawn Scholar) in 2013 by Shanghai Education Committee. She was a Foreign Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law in Hamburg, Germany, and also had research experience at The Hague Academy of International Law, and the Academy of International Arbitration Law, Paris, France.

She is a member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. She also serves as an Arbitrator at the Hong Kong International Arbitration Center, Shanghai International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (Shanghai International Arbitration Center) and Xi’an Arbitration Commission.

She has been interviewed for Chinese law and related dispute resolution by Jiefang Daily （解放日报）, Wenhui Daily （文汇报）, and ABC News Australia.