Law is available as a first major for the Bachelor of Laws (LLB) and the Bachelor of Arts (BA). Law may also be taken as a second major in other undergraduate degrees, subject to approval of the Faculty of Law Admissions Committee and the Division in which the student is enrolled.

The Law programme for the LLB is structured as follows:

Law 1 introduces students to the legal system, the relationship between culture and the law and legal system, legal reasoning, writing and research, and the constitutional framework.

Law 2 introduces the theories of law, the relationship between the state, administrative agencies and the individual, the law of contract, and the law of tort.

Law 3 covers the principles of private law and dispute resolution.

Law 4 focuses on specialist papers in Law.

To complete a major in Law for the LLB, students must complete the requirements specified in the LLB regulations.

To complete a major in Law for the BA, students must gain 135 points from the papers listed for Law, including 105 points above 100 level, and 60 points above 200 level. Students must complete LEGAL103, LEGAL104, LEGAL208, LEGAL209, LEGAL210, LEGAL309, LEGAL310, LEGAL311 and 15 points from any 400 level LEGAL paper.

To complete Law as part of a double major, students must gain 120 points from the papers listed for Law, including 90 points above 100 level and 45 points above 200 level. Students must complete LEGAL103, LEGAL104, LEGAL208, LEGAL209, LEGAL210, LEGAL309, LEGAL310 and LEGAL311.

To complete a minor in Law, students must complete 60 points from the papers listed for the BA Law major, including at least 30 points above 100 level. Students must complete LEGAL103 and LEGAL104.

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• Prescriptions for the DipLaw
• Prescriptions for the GradDip(DR)
• Prescriptions for the GradCert(Law), GradDip(Law) and GradDip(NZLegSt)
• Prescriptions for the LLB(Hons), PGCert(Law), PGDip(Law), LLM and LLM(Maori/Pacific and Indigenous Peoples)
• Prescriptions for the MPhil
• Prescriptions for the PhD and SJD
• Prescriptions for the LLD
• 100 Level
• 200 Level
• 300 Level
• 400 Level
• 500 Level
• 800 Level
• 900 Level

• Prescriptions for the DipLaw

  To complete a DipLaw students must complete LEGAL103, LEGAL104, LEGAL106, LEGAL201, LEGAL204 and LEGAL207.

• Prescriptions for the GradDip(DR)

  The Graduate Diploma in Dispute Resolution provides a practical and theoretical exploration of the processes of dispute resolution, and utilises the experience and expertise developed within the Schools of Law, Management, and Education. Graduates of this qualification will satisfy the academic requirements for Associate status of the Arbitrators' and Mediators' Institute of New Zealand (AMINZ). For entry to the Graduate Diploma, candidates must have either a bachelors degree in any discipline or relevant work experience considered to be equivalent.

  The programme consists of papers totalling 120 points, comprising LEGAL205, LCOMM302, LEGAL306 and LEGAL449, and electives totalling 60 points chosen from HMDEV340, LEGAL405, LEGAL420, LEGAL434, or LEGAL490. One of the electives can be substituted for a fourth year law paper approved by the Director of the Graduate Diploma in Dispute Resolution.

  For the purposes of the Graduate Diploma, LEGAL205 is a corequisite for LEGAL306 and a prerequisite for the Law elective papers, and LEGAL306 is a prerequisite for LEGAL449.

  Note: LEGAL205, LEGAL306 and LEGAL449 are requirements for admission to Associate status in AMINZ.

• Prescriptions for the GradCert(Law), GradDip(Law) and GradDip(NZLegSt)

  A Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma are available to graduates who have not included Law at an advanced level in their first degree. A Graduate Diploma in New Zealand Legal Studies is also available.

  For further details, contact the Faculty of Law Office.

• Prescriptions for the LLB(Hons), PGCert(Law), PGDip(Law), LLM and LLM(Maori/Pacific and Indigenous Peoples)

  The LLB(Hons) includes 60 points chosen from LEGAL509, LEGAL523, LEGAL526, LEGAL528, LEGAL531, LEGAL555, LEGAL569, LEGAL574, LEGAL576, LEGAL580, LEGAL590, LEGAL591, LEGAL592, LEGAL593 or LEGAL594. Students enrolling in the Honours programme may be subject to prerequisite and corequisite requirements.

  The LLM comprises 120 points chosen from LEGAL509, LEGAL523, LEGAL526, LEGAL528, LEGAL531, LEGAL555, LEGAL569, LEGAL574, LEGAL576, LEGAL580, LEGAL590, LEGAL591, LEGAL592, LEGAL593 or LEGAL594.

  The LLM(Maori/Pacific and Indigenous Peoples) comprises a total of 120 points, normally selected from LEGAL516, LEGAL525, LEGAL531, LEGAL551, LEGAL555, LEGAL569, LEGAL575, LEGAL576 or LEGAL577.

• Prescriptions for the MPhil

  The Master of Philosophy is a one year research-based degree in which students undertake a programme of approved and supervised research that leads to a thesis which critically investigates an approved topic of substance and significance, demonstrates expertise in the methods of research and scholarship, displays intellectual independence and makes a substantial original contribution to the subject area concerned, and is of publishable quality.

• Prescriptions for the PhD and SJD

  The Doctor of Philosophy is a four year research-based degree in which students undertake a programme of approved and supervised research that leads to a thesis which critically investigates an approved topic of substance and significance, demonstrates expertise in the methods of research and scholarship, displays intellectual independence and makes a substantial original contribution to the subject area concerned, and is of publishable quality.

  The Doctor of Juridical Science consists of a research portfolio and a thesis which makes a contribution to knowledge consistent with at least three years of full-time research.

• Prescriptions for the LLD

  The Doctor of Laws higher doctorate degree may be awarded to candidates who successfully present for examination a collection of work, or a specially composed thesis based on such work, that constitutes an original, substantial and distinguished contribution to scholarship and establishes the candidate as an international authority in their particular field of study.

  The level of attainment required for the Doctor of Laws (LEGAL990) is very substantially higher than that required for the PhD degree in Law and its award carries great prestige within the University, the international academic community and the legal profession. The successful award of this degree will normally reflect a significant body of post-doctoral work of international quality published over a sustained period.

  Applications for the award of the Doctor of Laws degree may be submitted at any time to the School of Graduate Research in accordance with University regulations.

• 100 Level

  Code	Paper Title	Points	Occurrence / Location
  LEGAL100	Pre Law	15.0	20X (Hamilton)
  Introduction to core topics and skills in legal studies. Topics include law making and the legislature, the court system, common law and cases. Skills include written and oral advocacy skills, legal research, client interviewing, and group work.
  LEGAL103	Legal Method A	15.0	20A (Hamilton) & 20A (Tauranga)
  This paper introduces students to the study and practice of law in New Zealand. With a particular focus on criminal law, the paper will teach you the basics of legal methods, including legal research, reasoning, opinion writing, statutory interpretation and case analysis.
  LEGAL104	Legal Method B	15.0	20B (Hamilton) & 20B (Tauranga)
  Using the law of contract by way of illustration, this paper teaches students crucial approaches to statutory interpretation and case analysis, and introduces students to the key legal skill of mooting.
  LEGAL105	Introduction to New Zealand Law and Society	15.0	20A (Online) & 20C (Online)
  An introduction for non lawyers to the nature and functions of law and the processes of lawmaking. The relationship between law and society will be illustrated by relevant examples.
  LEGAL106	Legal Systems and Societies	30.0	20D (Hamilton) & 20D (Tauranga)
  An introduction to the history, sources, context and institutions of law in Aotearoa/New Zealand, with particular reference to statute, custom as illustrated by Maori customary law and the common law, and the distinctive position of the Treaty of Waitangi.

• 200 Level

  Code	Paper Title	Points	Occurrence / Location
  LEGAL201	Public Law	30.0	20D (Hamilton) & 20D (Tauranga)
  Part One examines the principles of constitutionalism and the framework of the New Zealand system of government. Part Two examines the exercise and control of executive power in New Zealand and the relationship between the state, its agencies and the individual.
  LEGAL203	Jurisprudence	15.0	20D (Hamilton) & 20D (Tauranga)
  An analysis of legal theories and ideologies, emphasising different approaches to the meaning of law, examining the relationship between theory and practice, illustrated by the concepts of sovereignty, liability, property, justice, rights and personality.
  LEGAL204	Contracts	30.0	20D (Hamilton) & 20D (Tauranga)
  This paper is an introduction to the theory of contract; the general principles relating to the operation, formation and discharge of contract; and the general principles of agency. It is a core paper for the Council for Legal Education (CLE).
  LEGAL205	Foundations in Legal Studies	15.0	20B (Online)
  A paper to provide students with a basic understanding of the New Zealand legal system, and an introduction to the law of torts, contract, agency, sale of goods and services, persons, including corporate bodies, property and consumer legislation.
  LEGAL207	Torts	30.0	20D (Hamilton) & 20D (Tauranga)
  An analysis of the general principles of civil liability; interests protected by the law of torts; negligence; specific torts such as nuisance and defamation; and the law relating to compensation for personal injury by accident in New Zealand.
  LEGAL208	Law of the Public Sphere	15.0	20A (Hamilton)
  This paper will examine the New Zealand constitution and the framework of the New Zealand system of government, it will also examine the exercise and control of executive power in New Zealand and the relationship between the state, its agencies and the individual.
  LEGAL209	Law, Policy and Practice	15.0	20B (Hamilton)
  This paper will examine the policy process in New Zealand and the translation of that policy into the law through a consideration of specific case studies. The case studies will include employment relations, electoral issues, and issues relating to gender.
  LEGAL210	Māori Law and the Treaty	15.0	20A (Hamilton)
  This paper will examine Maori tikanga as the first law of Aotearoa. An examination of the Treaty of Waitangi 1840 in contemporary Aotearoa/New Zealand. Consideration will be given to ways in which the Treaty guarantees might best be realised in relation to the legal system, health, education, resource management and local governmen...
  LEGAL211	International Law: Global and Comparative	15.0	20B (Hamilton)
  An introduction to public international law: evolution, sources, relationship between international and municipal law, the law of treaties, the law of the sea and international institutions, particularly the United Nations.
  MNMGT201	Business Law and the Legal Environment	15.0	20A (Hamilton), 20A (Tauranga) & 20B (Hamilton)
  This paper overviews the sources of New Zealand business law and obligations that arise under this law, and critically examines the importance of key aspects of: the Legal System and Treaty of Waitangi; Jurisdiction; Business forms; Directors duties; Agency; Contracts and On-line Contracts; Consumer Law - Fair Trading Act 1996 and ...

• 300 Level

  Code	Paper Title	Points	Occurrence / Location
  HMDEV340	Perspectives on Counselling	15.0	20A (Hamilton) & 20A (Tauranga)
  This paper examines the philosophical, psychological and sociological principles that underpin the aims and methods of the helping professions in general, and counselling in particular.
  LEGAL301	Crimes	30.0	20D (Hamilton)
  An analysis of the general principles of criminal law and selected offences chargeable under New Zealand law; an introduction to criminal procedure from arrest to sentencing in both jury and judge-alone trials (excluding evidence); and an introduction to the criminal justice system.
  LEGAL305	Corporate Entities	15.0	20D (Hamilton)
  An introduction to the concept of corporate personality in the law including an introduction to the general principles of law relating to companies and other corporates.
  LEGAL306	Dispute Resolution	15.0	20D (Hamilton)
  The objective/ethos of the paper is to expose students to the theory, general principles and practical dimensions of client interviewing, negotiation, mediation, arbitration, adjudication and advocacy. Once the students have a basic knowledge of these skills, the paper then examines how these skills are applied within certain conte...
  LEGAL307	Land Law	30.0	20D (Hamilton)
  An analysis of the history, principles and bicultural context of land law.
  LEGAL308	Equity and Succession	15.0	20D (Hamilton)
  An analysis of the principles of equity with particular reference to the laws of trusts, the principle of the law of succession and the administration of estates, and choses in action and the assignment thereof.
  MNMGT301	Business Law and the Legal Environment	15.0	20A (Hamilton), 20A (Tauranga), 20B (Hamilton) & 20B (Tauranga)
  This paper overviews the sources of New Zealand business law and obligations that arise under this law, and critically examines the importance of key aspects of: the Legal System and Treaty of Waitangi; Jurisdiction; Business forms; Directors duties; Agency; Contracts and On-line Contracts; Consumer Law - Fair Trading Act 1996 and ...

• 400 Level

  Code	Paper Title	Points	Occurrence / Location
  LEGAL401	The Law of Evidence	15.0	20B (Hamilton)
  An examination of the principles of the law of evidence in criminal and civil cases.
  LEGAL402	Civil Procedure	15.0	20A (Hamilton)
  An examination of the jurisdiction and procedure of the District Court, High Court and Court of Appeal in civil cases, with particular emphasis on High Court proceedings, the principles of pleading and the drafting of documents.
  LEGAL405	Treaty of Waitangi in Contemporary Aotearoa/New Zealand	15.0	20A (Hamilton)
  An examination of the Treaty of Waitangi 1840 in contemporary Aotearoa/New Zealand. Consideration will be given to ways in which the Treaty guarantees might best be realised in relation to the legal system, health, education, resource management and local government.
  LEGAL406	Māori Land Law	15.0	20B (Hamilton)
  An examination of the legal practices applicable to Maori land; the history of Maori land legislation, present laws and practices, the effective utilisation of Maori land and proposals for future utilisation.
  LEGAL407	Climate Change Law	15.0	20B (Hamilton)
  This paper addresses the law concerning climate change, including international law, emissions trading and other carbon pricing systems, sectoral regulation to mitigate emissions, sequestration, and adaptation.
  LEGAL408	Family Law	15.0	20A (Hamilton)
  A focus on the law and social policies involved in the formation and breakdown of family relationships. The paper specifically examines the matrix of legislation and case law that underpin common family law disputes and legal proceedings in the Family Court.
  LEGAL411	Comparative Law	15.0	No occurrences
  A critical study and comparison of legal systems and structures outside the domestic system (in this case New Zealand).
  LEGAL413	Ngā Tikanga Māori/Māori Customary Law	15.0	20X (Block)
  This paper is designed for students who wish to function skillfully in the field of Indigenous and Maori law and/or deepen their knowledge of Tikanga Maori.
  LEGAL417	Law Brief	15.0	20X (Hamilton)
  Expect to answer a question of law set out in a legal brief originating from any number of public or private sources such as; law practitioners, legal clinics, companies, businesses, NGO's, government departments, charities, or private citizens.
  LEGAL418	Advanced Competitions	15.0	20X (Hamilton)
  The difference between theory and legal practice can, at times, be vast. In this paper, students asume the 'role' of lawyer in practical legal scenarios of either client interviewing, negotiation, mooting or any other approved competition. A combination of research, written and oral skills are employed before legal practitioners an...
  LEGAL419	Research Clerk	15.0	20X (Hamilton)
  This is an opportunity to answer a question of law while being immersed in a professional work environment. An opportunity to develop and show-case your critical thinking, research, writing and oratory skills. Expect a wide variety of research clerk opportunities to choose from as we partner with the likes of law firms, legal pract...
  LEGAL420	Employment Law	15.0	20B (Hamilton)
  This course is a practical survey of employment law in New Zealand. It examines the formation, operation, and termination of the employment relationship as well as personal grievances, remedies and the employment institutions.
  LEGAL424	Revenue Law	15.0	No occurrences
  An introduction to some of the key principles and concepts of New Zealand's taxation system. Selected aspects of income tax law as well as the law on indirect taxes, such as the goods and services tax, will also be examined.
  LEGAL426	Commercial Transactions	15.0	20B (Hamilton)
  An examination of the law on sale of goods, personal property securities, credit contracts and consumer finance, and aspects of fair trading and consumer guarantees law.
  LEGAL427	Competition Law	15.0	No occurrences
  A study of competition law and policy in New Zealand including the regulation of takeovers and mergers, and restrictive trade practices.
  LEGAL432	Energy Law	15.0	20A (Hamilton)
  An examination of the law concerning global energy problems, oil and gas, renewables, markets, energy efficiency and climate change, with an emphasis on regulation and commercial aspects. The course provides an introduction to themes in modern energy law.
  LEGAL434	Environmental Law	15.0	20A (Hamilton)
  An examination of the general principles of the law concerning natural and physical resources, sustainable development, pollution control, town planning and Treaty of Waitangi principles.
  LEGAL435	Cyber Law	15.0	20B (Hamilton)
  An exploration of the impact of the internet, including aspects of both criminal and civil arenas, with special emphasis on cybercrime, intellectual property, and e-business.
  LEGAL436	Legal Ethics	15.0	20A (Hamilton)
  An introduction to the concept of a profession and the ethical and professional duties of practitioners and an introduction to ethical analysis, the applicability of legal analysis to legal practice and the wider responsibilities of lawyers in the community.
  LEGAL437	Public International Law	15.0	20B (Hamilton)
  An introduction to public international law: evolution, sources, relationship between international and municipal law, the law of treaties, the law of the sea and international institutions, particularly the United Nations.
  LEGAL440	Special Topic: Issues in Comparative Criminal Law and Justice	15.0	No occurrences
  No description available.
  LEGAL441	Special Topic: Comparative and International Indigenous Rights Research Project	15.0	20X (Hamilton)
  Students will develop and undertake their own research project within the scope of Domestic and International law in USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand with a focus on Independence, Discovery Doctrine, Aboriginal Title, Treaties, Indigenous Jurisdiction, modern Treaty or Agreement Making and UNDRIP.
  LEGAL442	Human Rights Law	15.0	20B (Hamilton)
  An introduction to the laws governing the protection of human rights both at the national and international level. Students will explore the framework of human rights protection and the enforcement mechanisms.
  LEGAL444	Critical Issues in Space Law	15.0	20A (Hamilton)
  This paper is a study of selected issues in space law. Issues will include legal developments in military uses in outer space, public manned spaceflight and space station operations, space tourism, space transportation, satellite communications, satellite remote sensing and navigation, space resource utilisation, environmental asp...
  LEGAL447	Mining and Petroleum Law	15.0	20B (Hamilton)
  This paper inquires into the legal framework of mining and petroleum activity in New Zealand and internationally.
  LEGAL449	Mediation: Law, Principles and Practice	15.0	No occurrences
  This paper will offer students an opportunity to understand mediation at an advanced level. It will examine legal aspects of mediation, theories in relation to practice as well as practical training and skill development.
  LEGAL450	Contemporary Issues in Sports Law	15.0	20S (Tauranga)
  The law is now an integral part of sport. This course explores the application of numerous legal principles to a specialist environment, the uniqueness of which invites innovative and interesting legal arrangements. It is hoped that by the end of the course, students have a working knowledge of legal problems associated with sport....
  LEGAL451	International Criminal Law	15.0	20A (Hamilton)
  International criminal law introduces students to the development of the basic concepts and institutions of international criminal law, the legal nature and elements of international crimes and the general principles of international criminal law, and to the rules of international criminal procedure and evidence.
  LEGAL456	New Zealand Animal Law - What, Why and Where to?	15.0	20A (Hamilton)
  A survey of New Zealand's current regime of Animal Law, including related to animal production, welfare, use in/as sport, research, control, trade and conservation.
  LEGAL457	Insurance Law	15.0	No occurrences
  This paper provides an introduction to the principles which underpin indemnity insurance, with particular reference to those principles which set insurance contracts apart from other contracts.
  LEGAL458	Advocacy	15.0	No occurrences
  This paper aims to introduce the role of the advocate in society. Participants will develop practical advocacy skills, informed by examination of the function of the advocate in trial and non-trial settings.
  LEGAL468	Intellectual Property	15.0	No occurrences
  A study of the law of intellectual property in New Zealand, including the law of copyright, trade secrets, patents, designs, trade marks, fair-trading and passing off.
  LEGAL472	Issues in Family Law	15.0	20B (Hamilton)
  A focus on Family Court procedure, processes and common family law issues stemming from the formation and breakdown of family relationships and the matrix of family law legislation. Includes an examination of the dispute resolution process, legislation and case law, filing of legal documents, options available for settlement, resul...
  LEGAL473	Introduction to the Law of International Trade	15.0	No occurrences
  This paper will provide students with an in-depth understanding and knowledge of the law and policies of present-day international trade regulations, both on the multilateral level (and hence an intensive examination of the procedural and substantive law of the World Trade Organisation (WTO)) and on the regional level (the law of Free Trade Agreements).
  LEGAL490	Directed Study	15.0	20A (Hamilton), 20B (Hamilton), 20C (Hamilton), 20G (Hamilton) & 20S (Hamilton)
  This paper is open to suitably qualified students who, under supervision of one or more academic staff members with experience in the appropriate area(s), engage in research leading to the production of the equivalent of a 6000 to 8000 word research assignment.
  LEGAL492	Law and New Technologies	15.0	20A (Hamilton)
  New technologies often present novel problems for regulators and the legislature. This paper will explore selected new technologies through the lens of law, by analysing legal issues and responses to new technologies.
  LEGAL496	Work Placement	15.0	20X (Hamilton)
  This paper enables students to undertake work placement in an area related to their specialisation as part of their LLB and to consolidate that work placement with a 3,000 - 4,000 word research paper.
  LEGAL497	Work Placement	30.0	20X (Hamilton)
  This is a work placement paper designed to provide a 30 point credit towards the LLB degree. This paper enables students to undertake work placement in an area related to their major as part of their degree. Students work in a chosen field for a period of time in order to gain valuable work experience and learn from experts in thei...

• 500 Level

  Code	Paper Title	Points	Occurrence / Location
  ACCTN576	Commercial and Corporate Law	15.0	20A (Hamilton)
  This paper introduces students to the New Zealand legal system and laws regulation specified business activities. The initial focus is given to the laws applying to business contracts. The paper also cover principles applying to companies.
  LEGAL509	Legal Research: Theory and Methods	15.0	20A (Hamilton)
  This paper tackles the key areas and aspects of conducting scholarly legal research and guides students through the research and writing process.
  LEGAL526	Legal Aspects of Cyber Security	30.0	20A (Hamilton)
  This paper explores the legal aspects of cyber security and cyber crime, by analysing selected legislation and case law relevant to the area of cyber security. The paper covers the ethical and legal boundaries of rights and liability of security professionals.
  LEGAL527	Advanced Issues in Charity Law	30.0	20A (Hamilton)
  Charity law retains its ancient roots, whilst at the same time, striving to reflect its relevance in a contemporary world. This paper enables students to explore advanced issues in national and international charity law, which is a growing area of legal practice and research.
  LEGAL531	International Environmental Law	30.0	20B (Hamilton)
  This paper provides a synthesis of theory and specific case studies (such as development, growth, trade, debt and aid - as they relate to the international environment), so that the student will be able to understand the most formidable international environmental problems in international law and the context from which these probl...
  LEGAL551	Reconciliation, Justice and Indigeneity	30.0	No occurrences
  This paper focuses on the rights of indigenous peoples and processes intended to reconcile grievances resulting from breaches of those rights, such as breaches of Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Those processes include those relating to the Waitangi Tribunal, direct negotiations, and litigation. Whilst the focus will be on Aotearoa New Zealand, reference will also be made to international experiences. Students will also learn skills in claim management, claimant liaison, and advocacy. The paper will encourage participants to further their critical thinking about current New Zealand processes and how they might be improved.
  LEGAL562	Law of International Trade	30.0	20S (Hamilton)
  This paper will provide students with an in-depth understanding and knowledge of the law and policies of present-day international trade regulations, both on the multilateral level (and hence an intensive examination of the procedural and substantive law of the World Trade Organisation (WTO)) and on the regional level (the law of F...
  LEGAL574	Law and Information Technology	30.0	20B (Hamilton)
  The primary goals of this paper are to examine the impact of the internet on law; how the internet is influencing the interpretation of current law and the development of new law.
  LEGAL576	The Laws of Armed Conflict & International Humanitarian Law	30.0	20A (Hamilton)
  This paper is designed to provide the postgraduate student with an advanced understanding of the basic principles of the Laws of Armed Conflict and International Humanitarian Law through an examination of the principles of international law that are to be applied before, during, and after armed conflict.
  LEGAL580	Special Topic: International Sales and Finance Law	15.0	No occurrences
  This paper examines the key principles and concepts, legal issues, and applicable laws concerning a specialised legal topic or research area. This special topic is the subject of in-depth study because it has a significant legal and social impact and it will provide advanced knowledge and skills to law students.
  LEGAL581	Special Topic: Animal Law	15.0	20A (Hamilton)
  A survey of New Zealand's current regime of Animal Law, including law related to animal production, welfare, use in/as sport, research, control, trade and conservation. The survey will consider the ideological and economic context of the current regime of Animal Law, with an assessment of its effectiveness in attaining its goals.
  LEGAL590	Directed Study	15.0	20X (Hamilton)
  Completion of a 10,000 word dissertation regarding a legal research subject that can properly be supervised in the Faculty.
  LEGAL591	Dissertation	30.0	20X (Hamilton)
  Completion of a 12,500 word dissertation regarding a legal research subject that can properly be supervised in the Faculty
  LEGAL592	Dissertation	60.0	20X (Hamilton)
  Completion of a 25,000 word dissertation regarding a legal research subject that can properly be supervised in the Faculty.
  LEGAL593	Thesis	90.0	20X (Hamilton)
  Completion of a 38,000 word thesis regarding a legal research subject that can properly be supervised in the Faculty.
  LEGAL594	Thesis	120.0	20X (Hamilton)
  Completion of a 50,000 word thesis regarding a legal research subject that can properly be supervised in the Faculty.

• 800 Level

  Code	Paper Title	Points	Occurrence / Location
  LEGAL800	Law MPhil Thesis	120.0	20I (Hamilton) & 20X (Hamilton)
  Completion of a 50,000 word thesis regarding a legal research subject that can properly be supervised in the Faculty.

• 900 Level

  Code	Paper Title	Points	Occurrence / Location
  LEGAL900	Law PhD Thesis	120.0	20I (Hamilton) & 20X (Hamilton)
  Completion of a 80,000 - 100,000 word thesis regarding a legal research subject that can properly be supervised in the Faculty.
  LEGAL994	SJD Thesis	120.0	20X (Hamilton)
  Completion of a 60,000 word thesis regarding a legal research subject that can properly be supervised in the Faculty.
  LEGAL995	Research Portfolio	120.0	20X (Hamilton)
  The production of two publishable quality research papers, and the production of a research proposal to the same level as a PhD proposal, regarding a legal research subject that can properly be supervised in the Faculty.