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JD Program

FROM OUR STUDENTS ...

IHRP intern Ben Kates with children at the Mae Lai refugee camp
International Human Rights Program intern Ben Kates with children at the Mae Lai refugee camp, Thailand.

"I have been working in the Legal Analysis section at the BLC, which means that I have joined a team of four exiled Burmese lawyers and legal professionals. Essentially, our group is mandated to analyse what is happening in Burma from a legal perspective. ... My latest tasks have involved working on a comprehensive analysis of the status of Burma from the perspective of the rule of law."

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The Juris Doctor (J.D.) Program provides a rich and diverse legal education for students pursuing their first degree in law (following three or four years of an undergraduate degree). 

JD Admissions

Admissions
Financial Aid and Fees

Financial Aid and Fees
JD Curriculum

Curriculum
Public Interest and Advocacy Programs

Public Interest and Diversity
International Programs

International Law and Policy
Career Development Office

Career Development Office
Student Life

Student Life

JD Program Guide

JD Program Guide

Our JD Program Guide provides extensive information for potential applicants to the University of Toronto Faculty of Law.

Note: this PDF file is very large. You may wish to dowload it directly to your computer (e.g. by right-clicking and choosing "Save Target As") rather than opening it in your browser.

Hard copies of the J.D. Program Guide can be obtained from:

Admissions Office
Faculty of Law
University of Toronto
84 Queen's Park
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
M5S 2C5

Tel: (416) 978-3716
Fax: (416) 978-7899
E-mail: law.admissions@utoronto.ca