Requirements and Course Descriptions of the National Program
Students must complete at least 30 credits during the academic year, with a minimum of 13 credits or a maximum of 17 credits per term. Please note that the January Term credits are included in the Winter Term credit count.
The 30 credits must include the following compulsory courses:
Mandatory Courses – total of 18 credits
| Fall Term 2011 (mandatory courses - 10 credits)
CML 2709N – Procédure civile I (3 credits) (French)* |
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Registration in a course during the January 2012 Term is mandatory
see Optional Courses section
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Winter Term 2012 (mandatory - 8 credits)
CML 4542N - Délits civils (4 credits) (French)*
CML 4543N – Droit des biens (4 credits) (French)* |
* Note: These courses must be taken in the language indicated. There is no choice of section.
Mandatory Course Timetable and Course Descriptions of the National Program, please click here
Optional Courses – total of 12 credits
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Important details:
- National Program students are not permitted to enroll in the following courses without prior approval by the Director of the program:
- Courses that are essentially identical in content to those that the student has already completed before commencing the National Program (for example CML2313 Constitutional Law II);
- Competitive Moot courses except where, in the opinion of the Director of the Program, the student has evidenced that a demonstrable common law content exists; or
- School Sponsored or Student-Proposed Internships except where, in the opinion of the Director of the Program, the student has evidenced that a demonstrable common law content exists.
- Student must make sure that they do not have a course schedule conflict (not even an overlap of ten minutes) or an exam conflict. Moreover, having 2 exams in one day does not constitute an exam conflict. No exceptions will be made to these regulations. Please click on the following links to view the exam schedule.
- Students who have taken a required course before entering the program may not repeat the course and must replace the credit hours by another course or courses.
- Students must satisfy the Major Paper Requirement of the Common Law Section in an optional course worth at least 3 credits. Major Paper must be registered (blue form) at the Academic Affairs Office (FTX 237). See deadlines under “Important Dates ”
- You must obtain a minimum cumulative grade point average (c.g.p.a.) of 3.5 to successfully pass the year. See Rule 19 .
To register, follow instructions under “Registration Procedures ”