2025 Summer Moot Bootcamp Program

Dates: May 20 – 30, 2025

The Summer Moot Bootcamp at the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Law, running from May 20–30, 2025, offers an unparalleled opportunity for students to deepen their understanding of the Common Law legal system.

Program Overview

The Summer Moot Bootcamp will strengthen participant's oral advocacy and dispute skills and immerse themselves in Canada’s vibrant national capital region. Along with outings and experiences, students will engage in an intensive “moot bootcamp,” where they will collaborate with peers from across Canada to gain practical legal experience by preparing and arguing a case in a real courtroom setting. The program is led by Anthony Daimsis, a renowned coach whose moot teams have achieved multiple national and international championships, solidifying the uOttawa Faculty of Law’s reputation for excellence in mooting.

Program Highlights

This two-week Moot Court Program offers 35 hours of Intensive Moot Court Training from 9:00 am to 12:30 pm on weekdays, focusing on applied legal skills in oral advocacy and case development. Students will participate in hands-on training at the University of Ottawa, developing and presenting cases in a real courtroom setting and gaining experience in moot court proceedings that simulate real-world legal challenges. The program includes group outings to locations including the Supreme Court of Canada, Parliament, and Gatineau Park, connecting students with Canada’s legal and cultural landmarks.

Learn more about the Moot Bootcamp by attending a webinar at 7PM, April 3, 2025.

Why choose this program?

Price: $3500 ($2500 if not requiring accommodation)

Experiential Learning

The moot court experience offers practical, career-focused training that extends beyond traditional classroom learning.

Academic Excellence

Applied legal practice sharpens skills in oral advocacy, debate, and leadership, enriching students' academic and professional development.

What is included in the cost?

The program fee covers your tuition, accommodations, excursions, health insurance, and transportation to and from the airport, ensuring a seamless and enriching experience.

Students will stay on campus at 90 University (90U).

The price does not include flights or other travel costs to get to Ottawa. Students are responsible for meals.

Reduced fees are available for students who do not require meals and accommodation. Contact [email protected] for more information.

Visa Information: International students registering for this program are required to obtain an SX-1 coded Temporary Resident Visas (generally known as a Visitor Visa). Students who register are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.

Learn more about the visitor visa on the canada.ca website