Otago Law Career Events
Meet our fantastic law lecturers and hear about studying Law at Otago. We are touring New Zealand to talk about the Otago Law degree and the great and varied career opportunities it offers to everyone who takes up the degree.
The events are open to year 12 and 13 students, and we also invite parents to attend.
Call for papers
We are pleased to announce the call for papers for the Charting the Future of Private Law in Aotearoa New Zealand Symposium, which will take place at the University of Otago, Dunedin, on Monday, 10 February 2025.
News
14 Dec 2024
A lot to love about time at Otago
When you ask tauira Rose Abdul Aziz what the highlights from her time at Otago h...
23 Oct 2024
Bold and groundbreaking Anna High
The recipient of an illustrious Otago award has been described as “bold” and “gr...
08 Oct 2024
Discussing the future of AI
The University of Otago last week laid out its intentions to create a permanent...
20 Sep 2024
Double win for law tauira
Tauira from Otago’s Te Kaupeka Tātai Ture - Faculty of Law have won both nationa...
19 Sep 2024
Otago honours exceptional researchers
The outstanding scholarly achievement and community contributions of University...
26 Aug 2024
S-U-C-C-E-S-S for Dynasty cheer squad
Otago’s Dynasty cheerleaders deserve a cheer squad of their own after taking out...
07 Aug 2024
Students stepping up to support refuge
A group of Otago tauira are calling on people to turn up and support an excellen...
02 Aug 2024
Future focused
Winning a Prime Minister’s Scholarship for Asia is taking fourth year tauira Geo...
17 Jul 2024
Law student wins big with Stellar Personality
Otago tauira Stephen Jannink might have his feet on the ground, but his head is...
11 Jul 2024
Deputy Vice-Chancellor receives international honorary degree
A University of Otago Māori legal scholar has been recognised for her significan...
22 May 2024
Moot competition goes to High Court
Holding the final of the student moot competition in Dunedin’s historic High Cou...
13 May 2024
Graduate recognised for leadership
“I learned so much during my time in Otago, to the extent that I barely recognis...