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In Toronto (Canada)

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Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Level

    Intermediate

  • Location

    Toronto (Canada)

  • Duration

    Flexible

  • Start date

    Different dates available

The intensive courses will take place in the first week of the 12-week term, and will run for a total of 30 hours – six hours per day for five school days. These are fully graded courses with a range of assessments in each.

These intensive courses reflect the practice-based focus of the Ryerson Law program as formalized in the program’s designation by the LSO as an Integrated Practice Curriculum. The skills and knowledge imparted in these courses are not typically part of traditional legal education. However, members of the legal profession, educators from across the university and beyond, and representatives from the tech industry with whom we consulted and collaborated while building the program were in universal agreement that these are essential aspects of contemporary legal education and practice.

We believe that these courses will ensure that upon graduation Ryerson Law students will be very well equipped to serve the interests of a diverse client base.

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Toronto (Canada)
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Subjects

  • Contract Law
  • IT Law
  • Contracts
  • AS/400
  • Innovation
  • Law
  • Writing
  • Doctor
  • School
  • Mandatory
  • Innovations
  • Learning
  • Experiential
  • Technological
  • Commitment
  • Degree
  • Business
  • Lawyering

Course programme

Curriculum

Ryerson Law's Juris Doctor program offers a variety of courses and fulfills the LSO’s requirements for the Integrated Practice Curriculum (IPC). As part of our commitment to experiential learning, students will receive hands-on mentorship throughout their degree and work with the latest technological innovations redefining legal practice today. We look forward to hearing input from our inaugural class as we build the program and its offerings.

Year One

Co-teaching model that includes working lawyers to meld theory and practice in each subject area. Special focus on current and future technologies that are relevant to legal service.

First semester
  • Semester 1 total weekly contact hours: 19
Required:
  • JUR 400 Law and Legal Methods Intensive
  • JUR 100 Legal Research and Writing
  • JUR 101 Contract Law
  • JUR 102 Tort Law
  • JUR 103 Property Law
  • JUR 104 Ethics and Professionalism
Second semester
  • Semester 2 total weekly contact hours: 19
Required:
  • JUR 401 Technology Innovation Intensive
  • JUR 105 Foundations of Legal Theory
  • JUR 106 Criminal Law
  • JUR 107 Constitutional Law
  • JUR 108 Administrative and Regulatory Law
  • JUR 109 Indigenous and Aboriginal Law
Year Two

Third semester
  • Semester 3 total weekly contact hours: 18
Required:
  • JUR 402 Financial Intensive
  • JUR 201 Business Law and Practice
  • JUR 204 Data, Code and Social Innovation
Three electives from the following:
  • JUR 202 Family Law
  • JUR 205 Advocacy and Alternative Dispute Resolution
  • JUR 206 Wills and Estates
  • JUR 207 Legal Innovation
  • JUR 208 Intellectual Property
  • JUR 210 Privacy Law (New Course)
  • JUR 301 Global Civil Society and Law
  • JUR 302 Real Estate Law
  • JUR 303 Labour and Employment Law
  • JUR 305 Interdisciplinary Lawyering
  • JUR 306 Environmental Law
  • JUR 307 Children and the Law
  • JUR 308 Immigration and Refugee Law
  • JUR 309 Criminal Procedure
  • JUR 310 Tax Law and Practice
  • JUR 311 Evidence
  • JUR 312 Law and Injustice
  • JUR 313 Advanced Legal Solutions
  • JUR 314 Private International Law
  • JUR 315 Public International Law
Fourth semester
  • Semester 4 total weekly contact hours: 18
Required:
  • JUR 403 Coding Intensive
  • JUR 200 Business of Lawyering
  • JUR 203 Civil Procedure and Practice
  • JUR 209 Access to Justice and Technology
Two electives from the following:
  • JUR 202 Family Law
  • JUR 205 Advocacy and Alternative Dispute Resolution
  • JUR 206 Wills and Estates
  • JUR 207 Legal Innovation
  • JUR 208 Intellectual Property
  • JUR 210 Privacy Law (New Course)
  • JUR 301 Global Civil Society and Law
  • JUR 302 Real Estate Law
  • JUR 303 Labour and Employment Law
  • JUR 304 Advanced Corporate/Commercial Law
  • JUR 305 Interdisciplinary Lawyering
  • JUR 306 Environmental Law
  • JUR 307 Children and the Law
  • JUR 308 Immigration and Refugee Law
  • JUR 309 Criminal Procedure
  • JUR 310 Tax Law and Practice
  • JUR 311 Evidence
  • JUR 312 Law and Injustice
  • JUR 313 Advanced Legal Solutions
  • JUR 314 Private International Law
  • JUR 315 Public International Law
Year Three

Use of one semester (either fifth or sixth) for a valuable professional placement. Coursework in the other semester that allows for focus on key interest areas.

Fifth and sixth semesters

Total weekly contact hours: 18

Professional placement semester total term hours: 18

Electives:

Five electives from the following:
  • JUR 202 Family Law
  • JUR 205 Advocacy and Alternative Dispute Resolution
  • JUR 206 Wills and Estates
  • JUR 207 Legal Innovation
  • JUR 208 Intellectual Property
  • JUR 210 Privacy Law (New Course)
  • JUR 301 Global Civil Society and Law
  • JUR 302 Real Estate Law
  • JUR 303 Labour and Employment Law
  • JUR 304 Advanced Corporate/Commercial Law
  • JUR 305 Interdisciplinary Lawyering
  • JUR 306 Environmental Law
  • JUR 307 Children and the Law
  • JUR 308 Immigration and Refugee Law
  • JUR 309 Criminal Procedure
  • JUR 310 Tax Law and Practice
  • JUR 311 Evidence
  • JUR 312 Law and Injustice
  • JUR 313 Advanced Legal Solutions
  • JUR 314 Private International Law
  • JUR 315 Public International Law

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