LL.M. in Canada
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Toronto, Canada
143 Followers
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Osgoode Professional Development (OsgoodePD), is a division of Osgoode Hall Law School at York University – one of Canada’s largest, oldest and most prestigious legal institutions. We foster the career advancement of legal professionals worldwide with a wide range of study options that include LLM degrees, non-credit and preparatory programs.
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Toronto, Canada
186 Followers
127 Discussions
Full-Time: LL.M. in Business Law, LL.M. in Criminal Law, LL.M. in Legal Theory, LL.M. in Health Law, Ethics and Policy, Global Professional LL.M. in Bu... more…
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Montréal, Canada
167 Followers
119 Discussions
McGill’s Faculty of Law provides world-class graduate programs, recognizing that law is embedded in culture, values, economies, and people. It is no surprise that each year we welcome dozens of bright legal minds from around the world to become members of our vibrant community. We can offer you: a distinct approach to law as a pluralistic, social, and interactive discipline; cutting-edge research opportunities; a strong sense of community and collegiality; and connections that last a lifetime.
Full-Time: LL.M. in General Law, Air and Space Law LL.M., LL.M. in Bioethics more…
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Vancouver, Canada
83 Followers
62 Discussions
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Kingston, Canada
58 Followers
15 Discussions
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