Mooting is a great way to learn about the law. It gives you the opportunity to research a specific area of law in depth, to draft legal memoranda and facta, and to appear at a moot court hearing. These moots involve both an oral and a written component and are worth 3 credits.
Osgoode students can participate in a moot for credit only once.
This year's upper year selection moots will be held in the first two weeks of September to permit the teams to be chosen within the course change period. Each spring, first-year Osgoode students have the opportunity to participate in one of two competitions. While neither moot is for credit, both are coached by upper year students and provide excellent experience and an opportunity for prizes and glory. Tryouts will take place after the mid-term examination.