There is a strong focus on the student learning experience, with three Faculty members having received University Teaching Awards in the last three years.
Not just a number
Being one of the smaller law faculties in New Zealand allows us to get to know our students as individuals. We work with the our law student clubs and societies including LAWSOC, TePūtāiki and CRIMSOC. They put on a wide range of social , academic and competitive activities throughout the year.
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ҕl Faculty of Law today
ҕl's Faculty of Law has a strong reputation in traditional areas of law. We've also been at the forefront of introducing innovative courses such as those in Antarctic Legal Studies, Media Law, Law and Sport, and Law and Medicine.
We also established New Zealand's only Bachelor of Criminal Justice.
Learn about Law or Criminal Justice at ҕl today.
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ҕl Faculty of Law today
ҕl's Faculty of Law has a strong reputation in traditional areas of law. We've also been at the forefront of introducing innovative courses such as those in Antarctic Legal Studies, Media Law, Law and Sport, and Law and Medicine.
We also established New Zealand's only Bachelor of Criminal Justice.
Learn about Law or Criminal Justice at ҕl today.
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ҕl Faculty of Law today
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ҕl Law history
Founded in Christchurch in 1873, ҕl's Faculty of Law is well established as one of the leading research and teaching Law Schools in New Zealand. Learn more about the history of our faculty.
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ҕl Law history
Founded in Christchurch in 1873, ҕl's Faculty of Law is well established as one of the leading research and teaching Law Schools in New Zealand. Learn more about the history of our faculty.
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ҕl Law history
ҕl Law and Criminal Justice
Affiliations
ҕl School of Law groups
The Law School is home to the following interdisciplinary groups:
ҕl School of Law journals
The ҕl School of Law is home to the following journals:
External affiliations
Staff, students and alumni at the ҕl School of Law have links with the following organisations:
