Law (LLM)

Students enrolled in the LLM with Certificate in University Teaching and Learning stream complete courses in law teaching, lecturing, course design and pedagogical assessment.

• An emphasis on rigorous scholarship centred on our institutional themes of Access to Justice and Transnational Law.
• An innovative experiential learning component that allows students in the LLM with Certificate in University Teaching and Learning stream to complete a certificate in university teaching, and to engage in law teaching during the course of their study.
• Windsor Law has earned distinction among law schools for its emphases on access to justice, community service and transnational law — and our faculty reflect this focus.
• Together, they form a vibrant intellectual and social community that provides our students with an appreciation of law as a vehicle for legal and social change.
• Two Streams of Study
• One-year(12-month) regular LLM
• Two-year (24-month) LLM with Certificate in University Teaching and Learning.
• The central requirement for both streams is the completion of original publishable research. This major written piece of original research, or thesis, may be submitted as a single document or as a set of related publishable papers addressing a single research question and totalling approximately 100-125 pages.
• Research Centres, Initiatives and Journals

Windsor Law is home to a variety of active research centres, initiatives and journals that showcase faculty member expertise and in which graduate students may become involved including:

• Transnational Law and Justice Network (TLJN)
• Law, Technology and Entrepreneur Clinic (LTEC)
• Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice (WYAJ)

Enrollment Cycles

• September 2023
• January 2024
• May 2024