Bachelor in Public Law

The Public Law program at the University of Auckland offers a deep dive into constitutional and administrative law, focusing on the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990 and the Treaty of Waitangi. This program is ideal for students who are passionate about legal frameworks and their impact on society. It suits those who thrive in analytical environments and seek to understand the complexities of public governance.

Students will engage with a variety of subjects including Administrative Law, Human Rights Theory, and Immigration Law. The curriculum is designed to develop critical thinking and analytical skills, preparing students for the evolving legal landscape. Opportunities for hands-on learning through workshops and guest lectures from leading scholars enhance the educational experience.

Graduates of the Public Law program can pursue careers as regulatory advisors, policy analysts, or legal consultants in government agencies and public organizations. They may also find roles in local government or private sector firms. The skills acquired are transferable, allowing for diverse career pathways in various sectors.