Description- Are you a third or fourth-year undergraduate Law student
- Have you got excellent communication and leadership skills
- Do you wantto gain experience in the world of academic publishing and research
Krero m te tranga - About the role
TeHerenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington is currently recruiting aStudent Editor-in-Chief of the VUWLR (Victoria University of Wellington Law Review) for a one-year fixed-term position with the possibility of extending to two years maximum.
The VUWLR is a peer-reviewed law review which publishes four issues per year. The Student Editor-in-Chief will work with the Managing Editor Production Administrator the Committee and a small team of student volunteers. The term commences in February/March 2026 with a handover from the current Student Editor-in-Chief.
Key responsibilities:
- Coordinating the editing process by distributing articles between assistant editors the Committee and for author approval. Editing to comply with the NZ Law Style Guide.
- Completing a full final edit of each issue of the VUWLR.
- Organising social events (if held) such as issue launches as directed by and in conjunction with the Managing Editor and Production Administrator.
- Taking notes of any committee meetings and distribute (if held).
- Liaising with the Production Administrator at all stages.
pmanawa - About you
The role would suit a third or fourth-year undergraduate Law student with:
- A solid academic record preferably with a record of research or published work.
- Previous experience as a volunteer editor of either journal is an advantage.
- Good time management skills being capable and dependable.
- Familiarity with theNew Zealand Law Style Guide.
- Familiarity with editing in Word.
- Ability to work without supervision.
- Excellent communication and leadership skills.
This role offers you:
- A CV-enhancing role.
- Use of a shared office at the Law School.
- An opportunity to gain valuable experience in the world of academic publishing and research.
- Opportunities for networking with students staff authors and reviewers.
Role Description: Click here to see further information including salary details.
Close date for vacancy:22 September 2025.
Contact details for vacancy:If you have any questions regarding this role please get in touch with Denise Blackett ().
How to apply: Please ensure you are applying for this role directly on our careers page and not via email. Candidates must submit supporting documents along with their resume such as a cover letter.
Required Experience:
Chief
DescriptionAre you a third or fourth-year undergraduate Law studentHave you got excellent communication and leadership skillsDo you wantto gain experience in the world of academic publishing and researchKrero m te tranga - About the roleTeHerenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington is currently...
Description- Are you a third or fourth-year undergraduate Law student
- Have you got excellent communication and leadership skills
- Do you wantto gain experience in the world of academic publishing and research
Krero m te tranga - About the role
TeHerenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington is currently recruiting aStudent Editor-in-Chief of the VUWLR (Victoria University of Wellington Law Review) for a one-year fixed-term position with the possibility of extending to two years maximum.
The VUWLR is a peer-reviewed law review which publishes four issues per year. The Student Editor-in-Chief will work with the Managing Editor Production Administrator the Committee and a small team of student volunteers. The term commences in February/March 2026 with a handover from the current Student Editor-in-Chief.
Key responsibilities:
- Coordinating the editing process by distributing articles between assistant editors the Committee and for author approval. Editing to comply with the NZ Law Style Guide.
- Completing a full final edit of each issue of the VUWLR.
- Organising social events (if held) such as issue launches as directed by and in conjunction with the Managing Editor and Production Administrator.
- Taking notes of any committee meetings and distribute (if held).
- Liaising with the Production Administrator at all stages.
pmanawa - About you
The role would suit a third or fourth-year undergraduate Law student with:
- A solid academic record preferably with a record of research or published work.
- Previous experience as a volunteer editor of either journal is an advantage.
- Good time management skills being capable and dependable.
- Familiarity with theNew Zealand Law Style Guide.
- Familiarity with editing in Word.
- Ability to work without supervision.
- Excellent communication and leadership skills.
This role offers you:
- A CV-enhancing role.
- Use of a shared office at the Law School.
- An opportunity to gain valuable experience in the world of academic publishing and research.
- Opportunities for networking with students staff authors and reviewers.
Role Description: Click here to see further information including salary details.
Close date for vacancy:22 September 2025.
Contact details for vacancy:If you have any questions regarding this role please get in touch with Denise Blackett ().
How to apply: Please ensure you are applying for this role directly on our careers page and not via email. Candidates must submit supporting documents along with their resume such as a cover letter.
Required Experience:
Chief
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