Law
Law
A course by
University of Auckland
Gain a broad understanding of legal principles and systems through compulsory and elective Law courses at New Zealand's top-ranked law school, with opportunities for postgraduate pathways.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
City Campus, Auckland
It will take a total of 4 years
Core skills this course teaches
Develop analytical, communication, and research skills
Students will learn to critically analyze legal issues, communicate effectively, and conduct in-depth legal research.
Gain understanding of legal ethics and professional responsibility
Students will understand the ethical responsibilities and professional standards required in legal practice.
Understand the role of law in society
What You're Signing Up For
Law at the University of Auckland covers a diverse range of core and elective subjects that make up a comprehensive law degree. Students develop analytical, communication, and research skills, an understanding of legal ethics and professional responsibility, and insights into the role of law in society. With compulsory courses in foundational areas and a breadth of electives including criminal law, international law, indigenous law, and commercial law, graduates are equipped for careers in legal practice and related fields in New Zealand and internationally.
Course Content
- Contract, Torts, Equity and Private Law
- Criminal Law and Justice
- Land and Environmental Law
- Constitutional, Administrative and Other Public Law
- Corporate and Commercial Law
- Māori, Pacific and Indigenous Law
- International and Comparative Law
- Legal History and Theory
- Litigation, Dispute Resolution, Family and Relationships Law
What you need to know first
Admission to University of Auckland
See Bachelor of Laws (LLB) entry requirements
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Legal Services
Justice
Government and Policy
Business
Future employment opportunities might be
Lawyer (in New Zealand or internationally)
Legal advisor