MPhil Law
Course Overview
The Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Law at the University of Waikato is a prestigious one-year research degree designed for in-depth, critical investigation into a significant legal topic. Under expert supervision, you will undertake a substantial research project that empowers you to understand not just how laws work, but why they are created and how they can be changed.
Key Program Highlights
- One-year intensive research programme for accelerated academic advancement
- Supervised by leading legal scholars from a top-ranked New Zealand law school
- Develops expertise in critical analysis of legal systems and their societal impact
- Focuses on the creation, application, and reform of substantive law
- Empowers graduates with the skills to drive meaningful change in the legal landscape
Course Overview
The Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Law at the University of Waikato is a prestigious one-year research degree designed for in-depth, critical investigation into a significant legal topic. Under expert supervision, you will undertake a substantial research project that empowers you to understand not just how laws work, but why they are created and how they can be changed.
Key Program Highlights
- One-year intensive research programme for accelerated academic advancement
- Supervised by leading legal scholars from a top-ranked New Zealand law school
- Develops expertise in critical analysis of legal systems and their societal impact
- Focuses on the creation, application, and reform of substantive law
- Empowers graduates with the skills to drive meaningful change in the legal landscape
