The program is described below as it currently exists. However, the curriculum is under continuing review and may have changed since this description was last updated. Ordinarily, at least two Years of the LL.B. program must be completed in our Faculty, the other Year being completed elsewhere.

In either Second Year or Third Year each student must take:

In Second Year each student must take one of the following:
 

Each student in Second Year must take a minimum of 32 credit hours of courses, comprising (i) the courses re­quired to be taken in Second Year, above, (ii) any of the courses which may be taken in either Second or Third Years, above, (iii) the required Perspec­tive Elective, above, (iv) additional Perspective Electives, above, and (v) any of the Third Year Doctrinal and Miscellaneous Electives, below, sub­ject to pre-requisites and co-requisites. The Third Year Clinical courses,Legal Profession and Professional Responsibility,Advanced Legal Research,Remedies,Corporate Tax,Estate & Trusts Tax ,Dispute Resolution, Advanced Family Law and Non-Law Elective below, are not available to Second Year students. 

Each student in Third Year is required to take whichever of 045.249 Trusts, 045.264 Family Law, and 045.266 Introduction to Taxation was not taken in Second Year, plus a Perspective Elective, above, excluding 045.329 Re­search Paper if it was taken in Second Year, plus
 

 The rest of a Third Year student’s credit hours, comprising a minimum of 32 credit hours, shall be selected from additional Perspectives Electives, above, and the Doctrinal, Miscellaneous and Clinical Electives, below:

Doctrinal and Miscellaneous Electives

Clinical Electives

Third Year students may take 045.389 Solicitors Transactions plus either 045.314 Clinical Administrative Law or or 045.325 Clinical Family Law,045.398 Advanced Advocacy.  No student can take two of 045.314 Clinical Administrative Law, 045.325 Clinical Family Law, and 045.398 Advanced Advocacy.  No student can take a second Clinical Elective with either 045.327 Clinical Family Law or 045.330 Clinical Criminal Law.