Auckland Law School LLM Awards
Are you an outstanding student? Up to two Auckland Law School LLM Awards are awarded each year to encourage and support academically outstanding students to undertake a Masters of Laws (LLM) at Auckland Law School.
The awards are intended to cover at least half the recipients’ costs. An Auckland Law School LLM Award is worth up to $25,000 if awarded to a student paying international fees or $15,000 for a student paying domestic fees.
See here for more information.
Applications are being accepted through to 31 January 2017. Apply now!
For some students the PGCertLaw also serves as a pathway to the LLM or MLS degrees. Students who achieve a GPA of 5.0 or higher in their PGCertLaw courses may apply to transfer to the LLM or MLS degree, on the condition that they meet all the other entry requirements for the relevant degree.
Postgraduate Certificate in Law (PGCertLaw)
Not ready to commit to a full LLM? The Postgraduate Certificate in Law (PGCertLaw) is effectively half of an LLM or MLS degree. It is ideal if you have a limited amount of time, are looking to fulfil your CPD requirement or only want to take a couple of particularly relevant courses.
Individual Courses (Certificate of Proficiency - COP)
You can take postgraduate law courses as individual courses for a Certificate of Proficiency (COP). Applicants must satisfy any prerequisite, co-requisite or other conditions of admission and enrolment.
Non Credit Enrolments (Auditing Courses)
If you are interested in completing a course, but without completing the assessment, you can audit the course with a Non Credit Enrolment.