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Courses in Law and Technology

Discover a variety of courses, moots, internships and research seminars in common law and civil law, in English and French.

Students interested in law and technology at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law can enroll in:  

  • courses, seminars and practicum during the Fall, January, Winter, and Summer terms,  
  • internships in private sector, government and in our legal clinic CIPPIC (all year long),  
  • moots in intellectual property,
  • directed research projects supervised by a Faculty member.  

One of the many advantages of studying law and technology at the University of Ottawa is also to be able to benefit from our Centre and Faculty members’ international partners. Depending on the years, we also offer some selected courses that are joint initiatives of the University of Ottawa and other leading law and technology universities. 

J.D. courses (CML)

CML courses are offered by the Common Law Section and open to students enrolled in the JD program. Students in the French program, can also enroll in LL.L. courses (see below.). Please contact your academic affairs officer to register for a course. 

LL.L. courses (DRC)

DRC courses are offered by the Civil Law Section and open to students enrolled in the LL.L. program. Students can also enroll in JD courses offered in French as well as some courses offered in English (see above.) Please contact your academic affairs officer to register for a course. 

Graduate courses (DCL)

DCL courses are open to students enrolled in graduate studies in Law. In some cases, graduate students may be able to enroll in a upper-year J.D. or LL.L. course that would align with their research project. Please contact your academic affairs officer to register for a course.