The College offers programs of study leading to a Master of Laws degree in areas of public and private law. Admission to undertake studies in a particular area of the program will depend upon the availability of faculty supervision in that area.
Every effort is made to structure the programs to meet the needs of the individual student.
With faculty approval, one of the required courses may be taken outside the College of Law in an associated discipline. All students must undertake original research leading to a thesis of publishable quality. The program ordinarily takes one to two years to complete. Receipt of the LL.M. degree does not qualify a student for admission to the Bar in Canada. Application for admission should be submitted to the Chair of the Law Graduate Studies Committee prior to the end of February.