Master in Master of Laws

The Master of Laws (LLM) program at the University of Auckland is tailored for law graduates seeking to deepen their expertise or specialize in specific legal fields. This one-year full-time program offers flexibility for part-time students, allowing them to balance work and study. With access to New Zealand's largest selection of postgraduate law courses, students can customize their learning experience to align with their career aspirations.

Students in the LLM program can choose from over 30 taught courses, focusing on areas such as Corporate and Commercial Law, Environmental Law, and Human Rights Law. The curriculum emphasizes advanced legal research methodologies and includes options for coursework, research, or a combination of both. This structure equips students with the analytical skills necessary to navigate complex legal issues in a rapidly evolving landscape.

Graduates of the LLM program can pursue various career paths, including roles as barristers, solicitors, policy analysts, and legal advisors. They may find employment in government agencies, private law firms, or international organizations. The skills gained through this program are highly transferable, opening doors to opportunities in academia, public policy, and corporate sectors.