#UAlbertaLaw is #VeryWell
UAlbertaLaw was already delivering high quality online education when the COVID-19 pandemic made all classes virtual in March 2020, and we continue to be ahead of the curve!
Professor Peter Sankoff pioneered the Flipped Classroom for law students, providing them with pre-recorded video lectures to study outside the classroom so that they can use class time to work on problems and discuss issues together. Others, including criminal law professor Steven Penney and civil procedure assistant professor Anna Lund, have tailored their video lectures to prompt lively discussion in-class and to be accessible to those who cannot be present. Our faculty also includes experts in digital law, and many colleagues in other disciplines who quickly created effective remotely delivered courses, moot celebrations and virtual office hours this spring. In May, a graduate student in computational law even defended his LLM thesis entirely online.
The Juris Doctor is a three-year degree program with a reputation of providing students with a strong foundation in the law plus an array of opportunities for them to specialize in particular areas of interest. A four-year Juris Doctor/Masters of Business dual-degree program is also offered with the Faculty of Business.
2020 Application Deadline: November 1
The Master of Laws is a one-year research degree program which enables law students, lawyers and academics from related disciplines to hone legal expertise and conduct advanced research.
2020 Application Deadline: December 1
The Doctor of Philosophy is a three-year research degree program that attracts aspiring legal academics who have already completed a postgraduate degree in law.
2020 Application Deadline: December 1
News
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C.H. William (Bill) Cheung celebrated with 2020 Alumni Service Award
Retired real estate lawyer donated decades of volunteerism to university and community
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Criminal law professor named one of Canada’s 25 most influential lawyers
Professor Peter Sankoff honoured for his impact on legal profession
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Class of 2023 is Faculty of Law’s historic 100th group
Supreme Court Justice Russell Brown delivered keynote address at its virtual orientation
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Elaf Khadhair steps out of comfort zone for international legal training
Internationally Trained Lawyer Pathway brings UAlberta alumna home
In the Media
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CBC News: Fired Edmonton woman files human rights complaint for dress code violation at car dealership
Vice Dean Eric Adams says short-term employees are owed :'almost nothing' under common law damages
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NewsTalk 770: Can you be refused entry if you don't wear a mask?
Constitutional expert Eric Adams says Charter rights can only be invoked in relation to checking power of governments
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Alberta government expands criminal charge pre-screening pilot project
Prof. Steven Penney says system is more efficient because it winnows out charges with poor chance of succeeding
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CTV News: Critics weigh in on moving of John A. Macdonald statue
Prof. James Muir says Alberta premier is refusing to see larger issue behind why it was removed
Celebrating Research
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Animal law expert featured guest on Knowing Animals podcast
Prof. Peter Sankoff critiques the regulation of animal agriculture in Canada
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Latest work by UAlberta Law professor offers insights on commercial law
Conceptions of property essential to this fundamental area of law, says Prof. Tamara Buckwold
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SCC cites UAlberta Law professor in recent decision
Research by Prof. Mitchell McInnes cited in Atlantic Lottery Corp v Babstock
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Expert in property law featured on podcast, The Curious Task
Prof. Malcolm Lavoie discusses the importance of local knowledge for property rights
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