The Auckland Law Students’ Society (AULSS) aims to enrich student life at Auckland Law School through a range of events and initiatives.

Chinese Law Club (CLC) provides academic, cultural and social events for all law students in the aim of promoting involvement in Chinese culture.

A student-led group which provides support to LGBT+ students and allies, Rainbow Law stages a mix of informal and formal events throughout the year.

The South Asian Law Student Association (SALSA) is all about embracing diversity, promoting our vibrant South Asian culture, and having a blast!

An annual showcase of theatre, comedy, music and dance.

The Equal Justice Project (EJP) is a charity that applies students’ legal training and knowledge to promote social equality, inclusivity, and access to justice in our community.

Mālō e lelei, Tena Koe, Talofa lava, Taloha ni, Kia orana, Fakaalofa lahi atu, Namaste, Ni sa bula and warm Pacific greetings.

Te Rākau Ture plays a very important role in the lives of Maori students. The common room is where members meet and study together.

A fellowship for Christians at UoA Law School to learn about God, Jesus, us and the world; have engaging conversations; and encourage each other in faith.

KLSA has special tutorials for first year students run by senior students to help them achieve and reach their second year.

Mooting has been described as the most useful extra-curricular activity law students can engage with while at University.

UoA Women in Law is a group which aims to foster an inclusive environment for female-identifying and gender diverse students studying law, while advocating for intersectionality and gender equality within the wider legal community.