University of Auckland - Master of Law

At the University of Auckland there is the opportunity to do a Master of law in four different areas.

You can enrol a Master-of-Law-Program in

• Commercial Law
• Enviromental Law`
• General Law
• Public Law

A Law-Degree with an average  of B or higher is required if the student
wants to enrol in that program sucessful. Courses with a total value of 120 points must be enrolled by the student, where there are different opportunities to pass a 120- point- program :

• For a Master by Research a 120-Points- Thesis is required
• Or a 90- Points- Thesis and 30 Points from either courses (Thesis-Course-Combination)
• Or you also can do a 120-Points-Dissertation
• Or you can do a Master-by-Coursework based on a 120- Points-System from different courses listed in the Master of Law Schedule.
• Or  90 points from courses and 30 points from a Dissertation (Course-Dissertation Combination)

The duration of the program  is for fulltime-student one year and for a
parttime-student two years. The program offered by the University of Auckland offers the student a complex range of different opportunities to do a Master of Law. The
student can choose individually the best way for himself to enrol the program .

Especially for students who already have choosen their main Law-subject
their homecountry the University of Auckland offers a opportunity to continue with  a Master as a postgraduate-program.