The Doctor of Juridical Science is a structured programme that incorporates course work and independent research. Individually tailored, it’ll help you achieve a PhD degree with maximum support.
If you have an established professional or academic record, this degree may suit you. You'll achieve mastery of content, acquire skills and develop attributes appropriate to senior positions in academia, law and related professions.
The Doctor of Juridical Science (SJD) is structured to ensure that you have optimal supervision to contribute to these outcomes. The University of Waikato has developed strong relationships and networks with national and international communities of researchers to ensure that this doctoral programme is relevant and responsive to your needs as well as to the needs of the profession.
Programme structure
Part 1 requires you to complete the Research Portfolio paper (LAWS995). You'll attend selected seminars and cohort meetings with your supervising academic staff.
You'll have to produce two research papers of publishable quality demonstrating your expertise in an area of law of your choice. You'll also have to produce a research proposal at the level of a PhD proposal.
Part 1 counts for 120 points and you must gain a pass grade in the Research Portfolio. You'll have 1 year to complete Part 1 if you study full-time.
For part 2, you'll complete a major thesis at the doctoral level of a maximum of 60,000 words. You'll be required to undertake approved and supervised research, and present the results lucidly in a thesis of publishable quality, which:
Part 2 counts for 240 points. You'll have 3 years to complete Part 2 if you study full-time.
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8 Juli 2024
Hamilton Campus
Gate 1, Knighton Road,
HAMILTON,
Hillcrest,
3216, New Zealand
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8 Juli 2024
Tauranga Campus
The University of Waikato,
101-121 Durham Street,
Tauranga,
3110, New Zealand
To qualify to enrol in the Doctor of Juridical Science degree, you’ll be required to:
In exceptional circumstances, if you have produced other evidence signifying that you poses adequate skills and knowledge to proceed with the proposed research to the satisfaction of the Postgraduate Research Committee you may be permitted to enrol in the DJS programme.
You also need to meet an English language entry requirement as follows:
Note: Application closing dates will be 31st January, 31st May, and 30 September.
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