Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
Law
A course by
University of Auckland
Gain analytical, communication, and research skills as you study legal systems, ethics, and the role of law in society with New Zealand’s top-ranked Law School. Prepares graduates for a range of legal and non-legal careers.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
City, Auckland
It will take a total of 4 years
Core skills this course teaches
Develop core legal skills
Acquire analytical, research, communication, and problem-solving skills essential for the legal profession and a wide array of other careers.
Understand legal systems and society
Build detailed knowledge of law, its foundations, and its role in society, including ethical and professional responsibilities.
Apply law to real-world issues
Analyse and interpret legal materials and apply legal principles to solve complex problems.
What You're Signing Up For
The Bachelor of Laws (LLB) at The University of Auckland equips students with an in-depth understanding of legal systems, legal ethics, research, and communication skills. The programme combines compulsory law courses, law electives, and non-law courses to develop a broad view of the discipline and its application in a modern society. Graduates are well-regarded in New Zealand and internationally, with many pursuing careers in private practice, government, business, and academia, or continuing into postgraduate law degrees.
Course Content
- LAW 121G: Law and Society
- LAW 131: Legal Method
- LAW 141: Legal Foundations
- Non-Law elective courses
- Waipapa Taumata Rau core course
- LAW 298: Legal Research, Writing and Communication
- LAW 201: Criminal Law
- LAW 211: Public Law
- LAW 231: Law of Torts
- LAW 241: Law of Contract
- LAW 301: Land Law
- LAW 306: Equity
- LAW 316: Jurisprudence
- LAW 458: Legal Ethics
- Law elective courses
- LAW 498: Advanced Legal Research, Writing and Communication
What you need to know first
University Entrance or equivalent
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Legal
Business
Government
Academia
Future employment opportunities might be
Barrister
Solicitor
Legal counsel