Your degree teaches you the law. ALSA teaches you everything else you need to practise it. Membership is open for 2026.
2026 membership year · Expires 31 December 2026
ALSA membership unlocks access to programmes, events, and a network that operates throughout the academic year.
Entry to every ALSA event: networking nights, practitioner panels, and skills workshops on legal writing, exam technique, and cultural competency. Many are capped, and members get in first.
Get paired one-on-one with a practising lawyer or recent graduate for the Semester 2 programme. Real guidance on applications, interviews, and the path into the profession.
Direct visibility to the firms that partner with ALSA. Networking events, lawyer spotlights, and time in front of the people who make hiring decisions, well before most students get there.
The ALSA newsletter keeps you across opportunities, deadlines, and what the profession is doing. Plus a community of motivated law students across every year group, and the relationships that come with it.
Benefits beyond the programme. ALSA members unlock exclusive discounts and offers at partner businesses across Auckland. Premium members get more.
Perks are available on presentation of your 2026 ALSA membership sticker or your digital membership card, whichever is easier. More partners being added throughout 2026.
Membership for 2026 is open. Complete the form below to join.
Open to all law students at the University of Auckland and AUT, and anyone actively working toward a career in law. You do not need to identify as Asian to join.
Any amount helps us run events, produce the newsletter, and keep our programmes free for members. You are investing in the next generation of Asian lawyers in Aotearoa.
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No. ALSA is centred on supporting Asian law students, but membership is open to all law students who support the mission. Every lawyer practising in New Zealand will work alongside, for, and on behalf of people from Asian backgrounds, cultural fluency is a professional skill the whole profession benefits from.
No. ALSA is a professional development platform. Culture and identity matter to the community, but ALSA's core work is mentoring, academic support, career development, and profession-facing opportunities.
Those clubs play important cultural and community roles. ALSA is different because it is pan-Asian and law-focused, with a specific emphasis on confidence, competence, community, and professional pathways. Many ALSA members are also involved in those clubs.
Yes. ALSA Auckland is based around the Auckland legal student community, and membership is open to law students at UoA and AUT.
Priority registration for capped events and workshops, a digital membership card, selected retail partner discounts, recognition as a Founding Premium Member in the ALSA newsletter, and direct support of ALSA's student programmes.
Yes. Firms, lawyers, barristers, in-house teams, and organisations can support ALSA through sponsorship, mentoring, workshops, speaking, networking events, or professional opportunities. Visit the partners page or get in touch.