Subject: Law
Credit units: 3
College: Law
Department: Law (Dean's Office)

A one or two term internship can be proposed by any student who wishes to further enhance his or her knowledge of a specific area of law while gaining workplace-related skills. The internship proposal must be submitted to the Associate Dean Academic for approval. Approval will only be granted if the Associate Dean Academic is satisfied that the internship is pedagogically worthwhile for the student and that the organization or individual supervising the student understands its obligation to provide the student with a professional experience which will enhance the student's legal knowledge.

Restriction(s): Students must have completed first-year Law.
Note: Students may repeat this course once, with permission of the College of Law.

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