The Bachelor of Arts – Law as a major at the University of Waikato is designed for students who want to combine a rigorous understanding of legal principles with the broad, critical perspective of the humanities. By choosing Law as your primary focus within this undergraduate degree, you will explore the intersection of legal frameworks and societal structures, gaining the analytical abilities and research experience required to navigate complex professional environments. This qualification is ideal if you seek to develop well-honed written and verbal communication skills while grounding your studies in the diverse academic disciplines offered across the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, this programme allows you to tailor your learning by combining Law with a second major or minor in subjects such as Psychology, Sociology, or Political Science. You will engage with core legal concepts through Te Piringa | Faculty of Law, benefiting from a curriculum that emphasises both theoretical depth and practical application. As you progress through your degree, you will build the versatile skill set necessary for professional pathways in communications, policy, or advocacy. You will graduate with an internationally recognised qualification, ready to pursue a wide range of impactful career opportunities.