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1. www.canadianlawyermag.com › resources › legalLaw schools in Québec: admissions, tuition, and other info

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   Jan 7, 2024 · McGill University – Faculty of Law. The Faculty of Law of McGill University is one of the law schools in Québec which offers the BCL/JD Program. Through this bilingual degree program, you’ll be able to learn both common law (JD) and civil law (BCL). This will then allow you to sit the bar of any Canadian province, as well as some US ...

2. droit.umontreal.ca › en › programs-clinic-and-interBachelor of Laws - Faculté de droit - Université de Montréal

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   The Bachelor of Laws program provides comprehensive and diversified legal training, enabling students to embark on a professional legal career or a career in which knowledge of the law is an asset. The Faculty offers a first-year scholarship of $1,500 to college students who have an R Score of 35 or higher and to top university students—no ...

3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › List_of_law_schools_in_CanadaList of law schools in Canada - Wikipedia

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   Queen's University Faculty of Law. Queen's Law students expecting to graduate with their common law JD degree may apply by March, to the Faculty of Law at the Université de Sherbrooke for admission into the combined degree program which leads to the conferral of a civil law degree after just one academic year of study.

   School	Province (city)	Founded
   Dalhousie University, Schulich School of ...	Nova Scotia (Halifax)	1883
   Lakehead University, Bora Laskin Faculty ...	Ontario (Thunder Bay)	2013
   McGill University, Faculty of Law	Quebec (Montreal)	1968
   Queen's University, Faculty of Law	Ontario (Kingston)	1957

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4. www.mcgill.ca › program › law-bcljdLaw (BCL/JD) | Undergraduate Admissions - McGill University

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   Upon graduation, students receive two law degrees: a Juris Doctor (JD) and a Bachelor of Civil Law (BCL). You can also pursue one of two optional majors: Commercial Negotiation and Dispute Resolution or International Human Rights and Development. Our proudly bilingual program strengthens critical thinking and problem-solving skills, and ...

5. www.mcgill.ca › law › bcl-jdGeneral eligibility requirements | Faculty of Law - McGill ...

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   Here we present the education and language proficiency requirements for the BCL/JD program. Education requirements All applicants must have a minimum of: 60 credits of university studies, or a diploma of collegial studies (DCS) from a Quebec College of General and Professional Education (CEGEP). Students with a French Baccalaureate from Quebec (Collège international Marie de France, or ...

6. droit.umontreal.ca › en › programs-clinic-and-interThe Legal Profession - Faculté de droit - Université de Montréal

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   The Legal Profession. A legal education gives one a better understanding of how private relationships function: those between individuals, but also between individuals and the state. As Quebec law belongs to the great Romano-civil law family, the Faculty offers an undergraduate degree in civil law. In domains of federal competence such as ...

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   Which law schools in Quebec offer a BCL/JD program?

   • The Faculty of Law of McGill University is one of the law schools in Québec which offers the BCL/JD Program. Through this bilingual degree program, you’ll be able to learn both common law (JD) and civil law (BCL). This will then allow you to sit the bar of any Canadian province, as well as some US jurisdictions.

   Law schools in Québec: admissions, tuition, and other info

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   Does Quebec university offer a civil law degree?

   • As Quebec law belongs to the great Romano-civil law family, the Faculty offers an undergraduate degree in civil law. In domains of federal competence such as criminal law, however, it is the common law that applies.

   The Legal Profession - Faculté de droit - Université de Montréal

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   Why do you need a law degree in Quebec?

   • A legal education gives one a better understanding of how private relationships function: those between individuals, but also between individuals and the state. As Quebec law belongs to the great Romano-civil law family, the Faculty offers an undergraduate degree in civil law.

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   Can common law graduates practice law in Québec?

   • Common law graduates cannot practice law in Québec unless they have also studied civil law. Some law schools in Canada have ways to address this, such as offering a combined or joint degree or program. Others also offer programs where common law is studied in one law school, while civil law is studied in another.

   Law schools in Québec: admissions, tuition, and other info

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   How do I become a lawyer in Quebec?

   • While such studies certainly render the lawyerly and notarial professions accessible, these are, by no means, the only options. Students interested in becoming lawyers (“ avocats ”) must hold a Bachelor’s degree in Quebec law from one of the six law faculties that offer such an education.

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   What degree is required to practice law in Québec?

   • The law degree that is necessary to practice law in Québec is the Bachelor of Laws (LLB) or Licentiate in Law (LLL). This is based on Québec’s civil law – the main legal system in the province – as taught by most law schools in Québec. The LLB or LLL must be differentiated from the Juris Doctor (JD) degree program.

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8. rscology.com › 2017/08/12 › need-know-law-schoolWhat You Need to Know About Law School Admissions

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   Aug 12, 2017 · McGill offers a combined civil and common law program leading to the obtention of two degrees, Bachelor of Civil Law (B.C.L.) and Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.), in 3 and a half years. Students study civil and common law simultaneously in both English and French (thus candidates must be bilingual). Rather than admitting students based on grades alone ...