Research at Te Piringa Faculty of Law

Innovative, distinctive and impactful research leads to real change in law, legal practice, legal education, public policy and ideas.

Te Piringa Faculty of Law hosts a vibrant research seminar series and public events with leading scholars, practitioners and members of the judiciary, from both New Zealand and internationally.

The Waikato Law Review is widely acclaimed as a leading platform for scholarly legal debate in New Zealand and throughout Commonwealth and other common law jurisdictions.

Centre for Environmental, Resources and Energy Law – Te Putahi o te Ture Taiāo (CEREL) generates collaborative research on the most pressing issues in environmental law and policy, natural resources governance, and energy law.

ENCRYPT and DECIPHER: Studying the principles, values and impact of encryption in New Zealand.

Information about ALPSS process for Ethical Approval including deadline dates, access to templates and guidelines.