| Course Name | Foundations of Canadian Law |
| Course Code | LAW 6502P |
| Course Credits | 3.0 |
| Pre/Anti-requisites | |
| Course Description | This course is designed to ensure that international students have the background they need to study and communicate effectively with Canadian JD students and graduates. It will cover: the history of Canadian law, public law, Aboriginal rights, criminal law, family law, torts, property law, and resource law. |
| Specialization | Canadian Common Law |
| Status | Core |
| Elective for | |
| CPD Hours | |
| NCA Status | Yes - satisfies Foundations of Canadian Law competency |
| Instructors | - |
| Term | Fall 2017 |
| Start date | |
| End date | |
| Schedule | Schedule + Location TBA |
| Location | |
| Presentation Format | In-person |
| Method of Evaluation | Final Exam - TBA |
| Program Format | TBA |
| Available for SCE | Yes |
| Notes |
All courses and schedules are subject to change.
