Inaugural lecture series
Inaugural lectures are important flagship events in the Auckland Law School.
Our inaugural lectures are held by academic staff who have been newly appointed as professors, to celebrate the varied research we do across the faculty and the significant contributions made to the Aotearoa justice system, as well as offer insights to the wide range of opportunities within the legal profession and beyond.
We host inaugural lectures throughout the academic year. They are free and open to everyone. These lectures are a great way of finding out more about the varied research interests our law scholars are investigating and the applications of their research within Aotearoa and the justice system.
| Date | Speaker | Lecture |
|---|---|---|
| Wednesday, 10 May 2023 | Professor Peter Devonshire | The Long and Resolute Journey of an Account of Profits |
| Wednesday 9 November 2022 | Professor Jaime King | What We Owe Each Other: The Law and Sustainable Health Systems |
| Wednesday 2 November, 2022 | Professor Caroline Foster | Compliance with International Treaties: Climate Change, Pandemics, Plastics and High Seas Biodiversity |
| Wednesday 7 September 2022 | Professor David Grinlinton | The intersection of property rights and environmental law |