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Maori @ Te Piringa - Faculty of Law

Te Piringa Faculty of Law remains committed to its founding mission to encompass bilingual and bijural education, weaving tikanga and understandings of Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

School of Law, Politics, and Philosophy

Part of the Faculty's commitment to 紼櫻棗娶勳 and to biculturalism is to provide 紼櫻棗娶勳 students with a supportive environment conducive to a fulfilling learning experience.

紼櫻棗娶勳 law students obtain their place at Waikato based on our assessment of their academic preparedness for the LLB programme. We do not have an admissions quota system. Yet, approximately thirty per cent of the students enrolled in the Faculty are 紼櫻棗娶勳. This means that no 紼櫻棗娶勳 student need feel isolated in our Faculty. 

The LLB programme is demanding and Te Piringa Faculty of Law provides formal and informal support systems for all students, some of which are designed specifically to assist our 紼櫻棗娶勳 students. Te Piringa has been instrumental in encouraging students to use te reo 紼櫻棗娶勳 in assessment, paving the way for the University, and other law faculties to follow suit. The Faculty has also promoted te reo 紼櫻棗娶勳 mooting and alternative dispute resolution skills.

Our commitment to embracing tikanga 紼櫻棗娶勳 and understandings of Te Tiriti o Waitangi is demonstrated not only through the education of individual students, but also by the establishment of the Faculty as a resource for the community.

In her time, Te Arikinui, Dame Te Atairangikaahu, made a generous donation to the Universitys Law Library to assist in the acquisition of a collection of books and materials on 紼櫻棗娶勳 and indigenous issues for the benefit of all staff and students. We have established a 紼櫻棗娶勳 and Indigenous Governance Centre that focuses on research issues concerning 紼櫻棗娶勳 and Indigenous Peoples governance, rights and responsibilities.

The Faculty's approach to Matauranga 紼櫻棗娶勳 and Tikanga 紼櫻棗娶勳 is driven by the founding commitment to biculturalism and is reflected in the way that we teach Legal Method, Jurisprudence, Public Law, Crimes, Corporate Entities, and Land Law, and the elective papers offered in the fields of 紼櫻棗娶勳 and Indigenous Governance.

紼櫻棗娶勳 Staff