Master of Laws (LLM)

Our Master of Laws (LLM) degree established in 1951 is diverse and deep. It can deliver the development youre looking for whether your focus is health environment human rights business technology tax or something else entirely. We offer two options for the LLM program. The first is a combination of a thesis plus three courses. The second is a program of six courses all of which require substantial research papers.You may choose to do either of these options on a full-time (usually one year) or a part-time (usually two or more years) basis.

Student must haveFour-year Bachelors degreeApplicants for admission to the LLM program should hold a first degree in law equivalent to the Dalhousie JD passed with at least a 3.5 GPA (or Upper Second Class Honours).Degree granted by university of recognized standing