Master
of Laws (LL.M.) and
Doctor of Philosophy in Law (Ph.D.) |
The University of Victoria LL.M./Ph.D.
program provides an opportunity for advanced research at the intersection
of “Law and Society”. It is rigorously interdisciplinary
both in its coursework and research components. Students are encouraged
to have at least two supervisors, one from the Faculty of Law
and one from another Faculty.
Students form part of a vigorous and dynamic
research community made up of fine scholars across a range of
disciplines. The students themselves form a cohesive group of
junior researchers, encouraged to make their own lasting contribution
to the discipline.
The Program is especially appropriate
for students interested in any of five areas of concentration:
- Environmental law and policy;
- Legal theory (including feminist
and critical legal theory);
- Public Law (including comparative
constitutional law)
Students in other areas may also be admitted
if supervisory resources exist.
Detailed information regarding the
law graduate programs can be found as follows:
Admissions
Requirements
LL.M. Program
Ph.D. Program
Course Offerings
Faculty
Fees and Financial Support
Additional Information and Application
Materials
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