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Admission to the Legal Profession:
Canada
Information on the following Bars/Law Societies can be obtained by
consulting their websites. For information on the National Committee on Accreditation, which oversees the transfer from one provincial bar to another,...
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Admission to the Legal Profession: The United States
The J.D. degree is an approved law degree in some U.S. jurisdictions
(i.e., NY and MA), and is accepted as the equivalent of a degree in law from an
accredited U.S. law school in those jurisdictions. This...
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Faculty of Law Career
Development Office
The programs offered by the Faculty of Law prepare students for a wide array
of careers in the practice of law and related fields. To enable its graduates to take full advantage of opportunities available to them, the...
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Resource Centre of the Faculty of Law CDO
The Resource Centre of the Career Development Office (CDO) houses publications related to job search strategies, diversity, employer types, and much more! The CDO also maintains a website full of publications, information...
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On-Campus Recruitment for the Faculty of Law
The Career Development Office (CDO; mcgill.ca/cdo) coordinates various
recruitment processes throughout the year. Four of these involve On-Campus Interviews (OCIs): one for U.S. employers (August), one for Vancouver...
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Career Days for Law Students
The Career Development Office (CDO; mcgill.ca/cdo) organizes six career days annually: one exploring the different career paths a law degree leads to, one for public interest employers from all over the country, one for Ottawa employers...
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Faculty of Law Training Programs
and Publications
The Career Development Office (CDO; mcgill.ca/cdo) provides materials and organizes
seminars on how to pursue a career in law and related areas. Individual counselling is provided to assist students in their...
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Nahum Gelber Law
Library
The Law Library is a state-of-the-art facility with a collection of over 220,000 volumes and online resources covering Canadian, foreign, and international law. The collection supports the Faculty of Law undergraduate transsystemic...
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Law Research Centres
Two research institutes are affiliated to the Faculty of Law: the
Institute of Comparative Law (ICL); and the Institute of Air and Space Law (IASL).
The Faculty of Law also supports several semi-independent research centres:
the...
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Centre for
Human Rights and Legal Pluralism
This Centre is a focal point for innovative legal and interdisciplinary
research, dialogue, and outreach on human rights and legal pluralism. The
Centre's mission is to provide students, professors, and the larger...
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Centre for
Intellectual Property Policy
This Centre was founded in 2003 under the auspices of the Faculty of
Law. The goal of the Centre is to explore new perspectives on intellectual
property.
Researchers affiliated with the Centre come from a...
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Centre for
Research in Air and Space Law
This Centre is the principal research and educational outreach arm of
平特五不中's Institute of Air and Space Law (established in 1951), which provides
the core degree-granting educational program. The Centre for Research...
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Paul-Andr茅 Cr茅peau Centre for Private and Comparative Law
The Paul-Andr茅 Cr茅peau Centre for Private and Comparative Law was founded in 1975 and conducts research in the field of comparative private law, with a special focus on jurilinguistics, i.e., the...
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Admission, Registration, and Regulations
Admission
Degree Requirements
Important Information about Program Selection
Examination Regulations
Courses Outside the Student鈥檚 Faculty
Overview of Programs Offered
Suggested Courses for Freshman/U0 Year Students
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Admission,
Registration, and Regulations
Information concerning admission to the Bieler School of Environment and the regulations concerning the Environment programs is provided in these sections:
Admission, Registration, and Regulations
Admission
Degree...
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Admission
You
may be admitted to a B.A., B.A. & Sc., B.Sc.(Ag.Env.Sc.), or B.Sc. program
offered by the Bieler School of Environment on one of the University鈥檚 two campuses: the Macdonald Campus (B.Sc.(Ag.Env.Sc.) program) and
the Downtown Campus (B.A.,...
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Degree Requirements for Environment Students
To be eligible for a B.A. degree, you
must fulfil all the faculty and program requirements as indicated in the Degree Requirements for the Faculty of Arts.
To be eligible for a B.A. & Sc. degree, you
must...
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Important Information about Environment Program Selection
You
must select a Concentration in order to graduate. If you
are unsure of the Concentration that
you
want to pursue in U1,
you may register in the Major or Faculty Program Environment...
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Examination
Regulations
Regulations concerning the method of evaluation of any course (including
those governing supplemental examinations) are those of the faculty that offers
the course. You
should note that supplemental exams are available for courses...
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Courses Outside
the Student鈥檚 Faculty
Students in the School鈥檚 B.A., B.A. & Sc., B.Sc., and B.Sc.(Ag.Env.Sc.)
programs may take courses outside their faculty according to the regulations of
their faculty of admission.
These regulations are
not...
