Visitors

The Faculty of Law hosts both international and local visitors each year who contribute to our research-led teaching environment.

Faculty of Law, Old Government Buildings

Welcome to the Visitors pages for Te Kauhanganui Tātai Ture – The Faculty of Law at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand.

Located in Wellington, steps away from Parliament, the Supreme Court of New Zealand, and government ministries, the Law School is home to an elite academic faculty and several distinguished Research Centres. Our visitors become a part of our scholarly community for the duration of their stay, contributing to this vibrant environment and participating in rich intellectual exchange.

In addition to the Ian Borrin Visiting Fellowship, below, the Law School also welcomes visiting scholars and researchers through our Visitors Programme.

Visiting fellows

Ian Borrin Visiting Fellowship

Judge Ian Borrin was a longstanding and major supporter of the Victoria University of Wellington Law Review. In 2010, with the Faculty, he established a Visiting Fellowship in Law. Its aim is to bring scholars, academics and members of the judiciary from abroad to the Law School for short-term periods to enhance its public profile with presentations and seminars, and its research capacity through interactions with staff and postgraduate students.

This fellowship is by invitation only.

Those interested should contact Professor Geoff McLay, Dean of Law.