Upper Year Applicants
National Program Applicants
Le Programme national de la Section de common law de l’Université d’Ottawa vise l’immersion des juristes de formation civiliste diplômés d’une faculté de droit canadienne dans la tradition de common law, pendant huit mois, afin d’obtenir le grade de LL.B. – Programme national.
En raison de son héritage unique, le Canada est constitutionnellement bijuridique et bilingue. L’objet du Programme national est depuis toujours la formation de « juristes nationaux », qui comprennent et apprécient pleinement la richesse des diverses traditions juridiques canadiennes.
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Transfer applications into the 2nd year of the LL.B. program will be accepted only from students who have successfully completed the first year of the LL.B. program in a
Letter of Permission Applicants
Students who wish to complete one semester or one full year of their law studies at the
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Lawyers Trained Outside Canada and National Committee on Accreditation (NCA) Applicants
Persons with a completed law degree from Quebec or from a foreign jurisdiction who wish to be admitted to the practice of law in a Canadian common law jurisdiction can apply to the National Committee on Accreditation for an assessment of the equivalency of their legal studies (established by the Council of Canadian Law Deans and the Federation of Law Societies of Canada). For further information on the accreditation process please contact the NCA directly. More information can be found on the NCA web site at www.flsc.ca, under the Foreign Lawyers heading.
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Continuing Education and Special Students
Lawyers, who are members of the bar of a Canadian province or territory, may apply to take 2nd or 3rd-year courses in order to expand their knowledge in specific areas of the law.
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