Our structured, professionally relevant core curriculum includes compulsory first-year and upper-year courses ensuring our graduates are prepared for any area of practice. Law firms large and small, courts, governments, businesses, and public interest organizations across the country quickly recruit our graduates.
First-year
1L compulsory courses
Foundations of Law
Constitutional Law
Criminal Law
Contracts
Property
Torts
Legal Research and Advocacy (includes a mooting component)
Upper-year
2L compulsory courses
Business Organizations
Commercial Law
Evidence
Administrative Law
Civil Procedure
3L compulsory courses
Conflict of Laws
Professional Responsibility
Students take two courses from our Core Competencies category:
Personal Taxation
Trusts
Wills and Estate Succession
Real Estate Transactions
Employment Law
Labour Law
Family Law
Indigenous-non-Indigenous Relations
Legislation
Dispute Resolution
Community Clinic Course
Students are also required to take one course from the Perspective and Theories Category:
Advanced Constitutional Law
Comparative Law
Feminist Advocacy
Gender, Sexuality and Law
International Law and Organizations
Jurisprudence
Law and Economics
Law and Social Justice
Legal History: Private Law Since 1700
Legal History: Public Law Since the 17th Century
Multiculturalism and the Law
Private Law and Social Justice
Equitable Relief and Private Justice
Specialized courses and electives
We offer a number of specialized courses. This allows you to focus on an area of interest including: corporate and commercial law, labour and employment law, tax law, property and international law.
We can provide you with the opportunity to study abroad on an exchange. Exchange opportunities include law schools in the Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, the United Kingdom, the West Indies, Australia and New Zealand.