Osgoode offers a unique program of study groups and formal courses for its graduate students.
Study Groups
Study Groups bring graduate students with similar research interests together with a faculty member to review, discuss, and criticize current scholarship that relates broadly to the research areas of their participants. The current Study Groups themes are:
| Law and Economic Relations | |
| Law and Social Justice | |
| Regulation and Governance | |
| Theoretical Perspectives in Legal Research |
Courses
Osgoode graduate students can take a variety of courses both from within Osgoode and from elsewhere at York. Osgoode offerings include graduate-only courses, as well as select upper-year J.D. courses. Options exist to undertake directed reading and independent research under a particular professor. Courses open to graduate students include:
| Graduate Legal Research and Writing | |
| Graduate Seminar in Legal Research | |
| Western Legal Histories | |
| Feminist Legal Theory | |
| Advanced Bankruptcy | |
| Advanced Securities | |
| Applied Research Methods: Policy and Regulatory Studies | |
| Democratic Administration | |
| Family Law Policies | |
| Intellectual Property Theory | |
| ICT (International, Comparative and Transnational) Colloquium | |
| Law, Labour Relations and the State: Employment and Labour Policy | |
| Tax Law and Policy Colloquium |
Osgoode graduate students can also take graduate courses offered by the part-time LLM program offered through Osgoode Professional Development.
For more information: |
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| Registrar's office course listings | |
| Osgoode Professional Development: part-time LLM course listing | |