* Students must be enrolled in the JD or JD/JID program to enroll in the above courses.* If you are studying part-time, you must enroll in courses worth at least 7.0 units, including Legal Process (1.0 credits), Law, Legislation and Policy (1.5 credits), and Legal Research and Writing (1.5 credits). Official course descriptions can be found in the University of Victoria`s academic calendar. Not all courses are offered every year. Course descriptions can be found in the legal section of the University of Victoria`s online calendar. After the first year, many of your courses are elective, although there are some mandatory courses you must take to meet your graduation requirements. Summer Session 2016 Summer Session 2016 Course Planning and Selection Guide Summer 2016 Session Course Planning and Selection Guide, March Supplement Summer Session 2016 – Unique Opportunity to Study Part-Time (May 2016 Intensive Courses) You can only view the official programs for the courses in which you are registered. They are published on the instructor`s CourseSpaces pages and can be accessed via MyPage with your Netlink ID. General course information can be found in the University of Victoria Curriculum. For more information about courses, see the Preliminary Course Information Summaries (SICP). We offer a large number of courses both in traditional legal subjects and in new and emerging areas of law. Not all courses are offered every year, but the program offers both variety and depth.
Regular and guest lecturers sometimes offer new courses in areas of particular interest or importance. Winter Session 2016-17 Guide to Planning and Selecting Secondary Year Courses The first year programme is compulsory and provides the knowledge and skills base for the upper years and beyond. During the first two weeks here, you will be enrolled in the Legal Research and Writing and Legal Process course: an introduction to legal institutions, skills, and theories. Their regular courses, which begin in the third week, cover both private and public law topics and offer a variety of orientations and orientations. All first-year courses, with the exception of Legal Procedure and Law and Legislation and Policy, are year-round courses. Summer Session 2016 Law 350 Law Centre Lottery – CLOSED Winter Session 2016-17 Law Centre Lottery – Voting (now closed) Winter Session 2016-17 ELC Intensive Lottery – Voting (now closed) Sample Course Guide 2016-17 Student Competition 2016-17 Spring and High Year Plan 2017 Spring and High Year Schedule for Spring 2017 To access schedules and schedules, a Netlink ID is required. COVID-19 UpdatesJD High Year 2016 Registration Session – Video/AudioJID/High Year JD Registration Session – Video/Audio Summer Schedule 2016 Summer Schedule 2016 Summer Schedule (May) Summer Schedule 2016 (June to July) Schedule for the first year of fall 2016 Schedule for the first year of fall. You can enroll in other departments at the University of Victoria with special permission for up to 3.0 units. 2015-16 Important academic dates Summer 2016 Important academic dates 2015-16 University of Victoria Bachelor`s Calendar Academic Year Important dates You may also pursue special interests through various directed study programs, including individual and group research projects. Focus on environmental law and sustainability.
Fall 2016 Audit Plan Spring 2017 Audit Plan Summer 2016 Audit Plan Take a look at the program information if you want to focus on environmental law and sustainability.