Study Programme Details
About this Study Course
Embark on a transformative legal journey with our Graduate Diploma in Law—a flexible and dynamic program tailored for graduates holding an undergraduate law degree from a recognized university. This diploma serves as a gateway for further academic exploration, offering a versatile approach to refining your legal skills and staying abreast of industry advancements.
Overview
Dive into the intricacies of law with a focus on your chosen specialization through the Graduate Diploma in Law. Craft your educational path based on personal interests or professional requirements, ensuring a bespoke learning experience. This program is designed to facilitate skills enhancement and continuous professional development, aligning with the New Zealand Law Society’s Continuing Professional Development standards.
Admission Requirements
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- 120 points are required.
- The programme is one year (two semesters) full-time but may be completed part-time (over any duration).
- 120 points of courses from LLB Part II, III and IV, will be required, of which at least 75 points must be from LLB Part III and IV.
- If a student wishes to enrol in an LLB Part II course, they must satisfy the Grade Point Average required for admission into LLB Part II.
- With faculty approval, in lieu of some courses from LLB Parts II, III, or IV, a student may substitute up to 30 points from courses listed in the Master of Laws programme.
- Students will be required to include LAW 700 (Legal Research Methodology) with other courses from the Master of Laws programme.
- With faculty approval, students may enrol in up to 30 points from suitable courses from Stage II or higher in relevant programmes offered elsewhere in the University.
- Domestic studentsNZ$7,304.40/y
- International studentsNZ$43,239/y
Future Career Outcomes
As a graduate, unlock promising career outcomes, including influential roles in legal practice, corporate settings, policy formulation, and research. The program equips you with the skills needed for dynamic contributions to the evolving legal landscape.