BLOG: Celebrating your achievements
An update from Pro Vice-Chancellor and Dean of Law Professor Mark Hickford.
2019 news
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Creating a safer digital world
President and Chief Legal Officer of the technology giant Microsoft, Brad Smith, recently visited Wellington where he spoke at an event at Parliament that touched on privacy, terrorism, and the increasing importance of the relationship between governments and the technology sector.
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Graduate perspective: Changing ambitions
Recent Law graduate Bhavin Parshottam discusses his university journey, from Accounting in Auckland to Law in Wellington.
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Student perspective: What’s it like being a Research Assistant?
Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Science student Paddy Gerard discusses his experience studying Law and Geology, his Summer Scholarship, and his role as a Research Assistant reporting on sea level rise.
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BLOG: Top marks for the Law School’s research
Associate Dean (Research) Dr Joel Colón-Ríos discusses how the Faculty of Law’s leading research helps improve student learning.
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Victoria University of Wellington best in NZ for research quality in Law
Victoria University of Wellington has the highest proportion of world-class legal researchers in the country, according to the Tertiary Education Commission’s latest evaluation.
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Leading European scholar to offer perspectives on sovereignty and law
Renowned Finnish legal scholar Professor Martti Koskenniemi will visit Victoria University of Wellington’s Faculty of Law to deliver its annual Borrin Lecture.
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New faces in our student support team
We’ve recently welcomed some new faces into our Student Academic Services team, to ensure there is plenty of advice and support available to you right here at the Law School.
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Student perspective: Listening to the Chief Justice
Peter McKenzie, who is studying toward a LLB/BA conjoint degree at Victoria University of Wellington, discusses the Rt Hon Dame Sian Elias’ recent talk on ‘Judicial Review and Constitutional Balance’ held at the Law School.
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Law students explore Singapore
Two students are making the most of the international opportunities available for those studying Law at Victoria University of Wellington.