Master of Laws
Auckland University of Technology (AUT) · Auckland, New Zealand
Take your legal knowledge and critical analysis deeper with a postgraduate law degree. Explore areas of criminal law, human rights law, and indigenous rights and law. Study a Master of Laws at AUT.
For a taught master's or postgraduate programme you normally need a completed bachelor's degree (three to four years) from a recognised institution, usually in the same or a relevant field. A sound academic average is expected (master's entry is commonly around a B/GPA equivalent), and some professional or research-focused programmes ask for relevant work or research experience. Entry benchmarks vary by country and programme, and where a thesis is involved a research proposal may be required. English-language proficiency must be met separately.