Canadian Law

Constitutional law and the Charter, contracts, torts, property and criminal law, through to practice and bar admission.

Years
3
Courses
24
Credits
72
Ready now
0

This program follows the structure of a three-year Juris Doctor (JD) at a Canadian common law school. Each course is free and earns a certificate of completion; courses marked "In development" show their planned lessons and open as they are written.

Year 1

Fall term

CodeCourseCrStatus
LAWC-101 Constitutional Law I: Federalism 3 In development
LAWC-102 Contracts 3 In development
LAWC-103 Criminal Law 3 In development
LAWC-104 Legal Research and Writing 3 In development

Winter term

CodeCourseCrStatus
LAWC-111 Constitutional Law II: The Charter 3 In development
LAWC-112 Torts 3 In development
LAWC-113 Property Law 3 In development
LAWC-114 Indigenous Peoples and Canadian Law 3 In development

Year 2

Fall term

CodeCourseCrStatus
LAWC-201 Civil Procedure 3 In development
LAWC-202 Administrative Law 3 In development
LAWC-203 Evidence 3 In development
LAWC-204 Business Associations 3 In development

Winter term

CodeCourseCrStatus
LAWC-211 Criminal Procedure 3 In development
LAWC-212 Family Law 3 In development
LAWC-213 Wills and Estates 3 In development
LAWC-214 Professional Responsibility 3 In development

Year 3

Fall term

CodeCourseCrStatus
LAWC-301 Income Tax Law 3 In development
LAWC-302 Employment and Labour Law 3 In development
LAWC-303 Real Estate Transactions 3 In development
LAWC-304 Natural Resources and Energy Law 3 In development

Winter term

CodeCourseCrStatus
LAWC-311 Advocacy and Trial Practice 3 In development
LAWC-312 Intellectual Property 3 In development
LAWC-313 Environmental Law 3 In development
LAWC-314 Bar Admission Preparation 3 In development