Study Programme Details
| City: | Hamilton, Tauranga |
| Country: | New Zealand |
| Admission Sessions: | Autumn Session, Spring Session |
| Study Format: | Full Time |
| Mode of Study: | Fully on Site |
About this Study Course
Immerse yourself in the realm of legal knowledge with the Bachelor of Laws program at one of New Zealand’s leading law schools. Delve into the intricacies of why laws are made, understanding their creators, mechanisms, and avenues for change. This program challenges your intellect, encouraging you to explore the profound impact of laws on societies and individuals.
Craft your language with an engaging, active voice, drawing prospective students into the world of legal studies. Weave storytelling elements that make the pursuit of legal knowledge relatable, capturing the imagination of those eager to understand the dynamics of our legal systems.
Overview
Embark on a transformative academic journey where lawyers and judges actively engage in teaching and assessing your law assignments. Benefit from valuable feedback that prepares you for the challenges of a full-time job in the legal profession. Practical experiences at Waikato go beyond theoretical learning, allowing you to practice essential skills such as interviewing clients, presenting cases in court, negotiating settlements, and drafting contracts for mergers.
Explore the operation of law in local, national, and global contexts, gaining insights into business practices within financial markets, corporations, government entities, trusts, and iwi. Internship opportunities abound, with the chance to apply your skills at esteemed organizations such as the Hamilton District Community Law Centre, Police Prosecution Office, city and regional councils, law firms, and more.
Admission Requirements
- To enrol in the Bachelor of Laws programme, you need to have gained University Entrance as well as satisfy additional requirements for entry to Law.
- an Academic IELTS Overall score of at least 6.0
- Advocacy
- Competition law
- Corporate securities and finance
- Employment law
- Environmental law
- Family law
- Human rights
- Intellectual property
- International trade
- Law and information technology
- Māori land law
- Mediation
- Natural resources law
- Public international law
- The Treaty of Waitangi in contemporary Aotearoa / New Zealand
International $36,430 per year
Domestic $7,302 per year
Future Career Outcomes
Discover the success stories of alumni who have made a mark in diverse legal careers. Align your skills with industry demands, preparing for a dynamic job market. Emphasize the practical experiences gained, ensuring your readiness for the evolving legal landscape.
Visa Requirements:
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