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Why law?
“As a profession it sits at the intersection of countless interests in our society.
As a degree, it is almost unparalleled in its flexibility, whether as a passport to power and privilege, or the ticket to lobby for societal change."
Maclean’s
Supportive environment
Small is good
Small class sizes
Student-teacher ratio about 13 : 1
Professional career placement assistance
Some of our 2006-7 first year students
Getting involved Law journals
Moot court programs
Student organizations, sports & social events
Pro bono work locally & abroad
A balanced curriculum
Core compulsory courses
Optional specialized courses
Opportunities for internships and independent research
Compulsory courses – first year
Foundations of Law (first term)
Constitutional Law Criminal Law Property Law Torts Contracts Fundamentals of
Advocacy (second term)
Compulsory courses – upper years
Administrative Law Civil Procedure Evidence Business
Organizations Commercial Law Conflicts of Laws Professional Conduct
Finances
Reasonable tuition Currently $9,032
Good support
Over $150,000 in entrance scholarships, including three Lord Beaverbrook scholarships worth $18,000 per year, renewable
Apply early to be considered for scholarships
Faculty
Full-time professors
Enthusiastic teachers
Leaders in research and in the legal profession
Recent Faculty publications
Lady Landlords of Prince Edward Island: Imperial Dreams and the Defence of Property by MargaretMcCallum and Rusty Bittermann (STU)
The International Law of Environmental Impact Assessment by Neil Craik
Students
Preference to students from Atlantic region
Students from across Canada & abroad
Students of diverse backgrounds and experience
Facilities
The application process Admissions criteria
Recalculated gpa LSAT score Personal
Statement
Final Deadline March 1 Apply early for
early acceptance
Admissions Office
Contact us at [email protected] for any inquiries or admissions questions.
On-line applications available on our website at law.unb.ca.
Apply early – we will update your application with later LSAT scores and marks.
