Miranda Kaye

Miranda Kaye is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Technology Sydney (UTS). With expertise in family law, her work bridges socio-legal research, policy advocacy, and practical legal reform, focusing on the intersection of domestic violence, access to justice, and court processes.

• Education:
  • BCL, University of Oxford
  • MA, University of Cambridge

Her research emphasizes domestic violence and legal protections, including studies on the Hague Abduction Convention and self-representation in family law courts. She has contributed to public discourse via media engagements, including The Conversation, ABC Radio, and television appearances.

Recent publications focus on prenuptial agreements, Hague Convention challenges, and domestic violence in legal contexts. Collaborations with researchers like Jane Wangmann and Tracey Booth highlight her interdisciplinary approach.

• Scientific Awards:
  • Australian Legal Research Award: Non-Traditional Research Output (2022)
  • UTS Teaching Citation (2022)
  • Lyndal Taylor and Emma Holt Teaching Award (2021)
  • Excellence in Research Impact and Engagement Award (2021)

Kaye has held leadership roles, including membership of the Faculty Board in Law and Research Committee at UTS. She is admitted as a Solicitor in England and Wales, with past experience at the Law Commission of England and Wales.