Elizabeth Sarofim

Elizabeth Sarofim serves as an Adjunct Associate Professor of Law and Business at the School of Law, University of Notre Dame Australia (Sydney Campus), appointed in 2023. She concurrently holds a judicial position as Tribunal Member in the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal’s Consumer and Commercial Division since 2020, maintaining active engagement across academic, regulatory, and private legal spheres.

Her educational foundation includes undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in Science (Molecular Biology) and Law, complemented by graduation from the Australian Institute of Company Directors. This interdisciplinary background bridges scientific rigor with legal expertise.

Professor Sarofim's scholarly focus centers on regulatory frameworks in commercial contexts, particularly examining intersections between antitrust enforcement, consumer protection, and white-collar crime litigation. Her work emphasizes practical applications of competition law within business operations and federal regulatory systems.

No scientific awards were documented in the source material.

She maintains extensive teaching experience across multiple institutions including UNSW, UTS, ACU, and MIT, though specific student supervision or research grants remain unreported. Her professional activities extend to policy advisory, board consulting, and legal publishing beyond formal academic duties.