Explore the Master of Laws program at University of Waikato. This program is offered in NZL and provides an excellent learning opportunity in Masters studies.

The Master of Laws (LLM) at the University of Waikato is a one-year postgraduate program designed for those seeking to deepen their legal knowledge and research skills. Students can tailor their studies through a selection of taught papers and/or a research thesis, with a focus on areas such as Environmental Law, Health Law, International Law, and Māori and Indigenous Governance. The program emphasizes small class sizes and seminar-style discussions, fostering an interactive learning environment. Students benefit from personalized attention from faculty and the opportunity to network with peers. The LLM can be completed full-time within one year or part-time over a maximum of four years, allowing flexibility for working professionals. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in various sectors, including government, academia, and private legal practice.

Required Courses

• No required courses listed.

Elective Courses

• Environmental Law
• Health Law
• International Law
• Māori and Indigenous Governance
• Public Law and Policy