University of Windsor was established in the year 1857. It is affiliated to AUCC, IAU, COU, CIS, OUA, CUSID, ONWiE, Fields Institute, CBIE, CUP, CARL.

Windsor Law's Master’s program (LLM) centred on institutional themes of Access to Justice and Transnational Law.

Admission Requirements
Admission to the program will be based on four categories which evaluate the student’s: a) aptitudes,

b) academic achievements,

77% average in an undergraduate law program and evidence of interest in academic pursuits (for example, pursuing independent/supervised research studies, publications, editing of academic work, etc.).

c) research proposal and,

An academic writing sample will also be required.

A significant element of each student’s application package will be the statement of proposed research.

d) additional requirements such as reference letters and language proficiency.

Finally, all students must meet an English language proficiency standard of :
250 (600) IBT-100 minimum on the TOEFL or 7.0 IELTS

Program Requirements

One-year stream – LLM without teaching option

Graduate Seminar (1 credit)
Research Methods (6 credits)
Legal Theory (3 credits)
Thesis (12 credits)
0-2 optional 3-credit courses, depending on student’s background

Two-year stream – LL.M with teaching option

Legal Theory (3 credits)
Thesis (12 credits)
0-2 optional 3-credit courses, depending on student’s background
Research Methods (6 credits)
Graduate Seminar (1 credit)
Learning-Centred Teaching in Higher Education (UTC course) (or equivalent) (3 credits)
Course Design for Constructive Alignment (or equivalent) (3 credits)

Contact:
University of Windsor
401 Sunset Avenue, Windsor, ON N9B 3P4, Canada ‎
+1 519-253-3000

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