Established by Osgoode Hall Law School in 1993, the Program is the most ambitious of its kind in North America. It combines rigorous academic experience with challenging placements in the field.
The Program:
- Is national in scope, attracting, over the last few years, students from nearly all Canadian law schools;
- Is built around a full term intensive clinical externship;
- Includes a two week intensive training at Osgoode Hall Law School followed by two month placements;
- Has had placements across Canada from Whitehorse to Vancouver to Halifax, with some placements as far afield as Africa (see attached list);
- Provides extensive personal supervision of students by faculty and placement supervisors;
- Requires a major research paper and two hour class presentations at the end of the term;
- Is highly praised by students and placement sponsors;
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