Otago’s Faculty of Law is a leader in legal research in New Zealand based on the Government’s Performance Based Research Fund (PBRF) assessment. This status attracts top quality academics and postgraduate students from New Zealand and overseas. The Faculty hosts many multi-disciplinary, local and international research projects.
- Research centres
- Research projects
- Staff areas of legal research
- Faculty of Law journals
- Law symposia and conferences
- iTunes U law podcasts and audio
- Law on OUR Archive
Faculty of Law research centres
The Faculty of Law is home to three respected research centres: the University of Otago Legal Issues Centre and the New Zealand Law Foundation (NZLF) Centre for Law and Policy in Emerging Technologies, and the Children's Issues Centre.
- University of Otago Legal Issues Centre
- NZLF Centre for Law and Policy in Emerging Technologies
- Children's Issues Centre
Faculty of Law research projects and other initiatives
Significant current and recently-completed research and other projects based in the Faculty include:
- Conflict of Laws in New Zealand
- Children’s Rights Working Paper Series (with University of Auckland)
- Human Genome Research Project
- Indigensing the New Zealand law degree
- New Zealand Legal Information Institute (NZLII provides free access to New Zealand legal information)
- Otago Community Treatment Order Study
- Research Cluster for Natural Resources Law
