UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL · CANADA
Program Qualification in Law
Bachelor's · Taught in fr · UCAS 1-325-1-8
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Bachelor's
Level
- 45 creditsProgram length
- Montreal and VirtualCampus options
- Evening and weekend classesFlexible scheduling
- Specialist facultyExperienced instructors
This program is designed for individuals who have obtained a law degree outside of Quebec and wish to practice law in the province. It aims to update your legal knowledge to meet the requirements of Quebec's professional bodies, such as the Barreau, the Chambre des notaires, or the Chambre des huissiers de justice. By successfully completing this program, you can fulfill the educational prerequisites for obtaining a provincial practice permit.
Curriculum
The program consists of 45 credits and offers courses that provide a solid foundation for integrating into the Quebec and Canadian legal professions. Specific course offerings may vary by term.
- Core Legal Studies
- Corporate LawDRT 2402G
- Criminal Law 2DRT 2505G
- Family Patrimonial LawDRT 3203G
- Introduction to Labour LawDRT 3600G
- SuccessionsDRT 3204
- Municipal LawDRT 3501G
Careers
This program is specifically designed to help you gain the necessary qualifications to practice law in Quebec. Successful completion can facilitate your integration into the Quebec legal system.
- Lawyer in Quebec
- Notary in Quebec
- Bailiff in Quebec
Frequently asked questions
- What are the eligibility requirements for the Program Qualification in Law?
- To be eligible, you must hold a minimum of a first-cycle law degree and have obtained an attestation from a professional legal body. You also need Canadian citizenship, permanent resident status, refugee status, or a valid study permit.
- What are the tuition fees and living costs for this program?
- Specific tuition fees for international and domestic students, as well as estimated living costs, are not detailed on the program page and may vary. Please consult the university's dedicated fees section for this information.
- How long does the Program Qualification in Law take to complete?
- The program consists of 45 credits, and the duration can be flexible as courses are offered during evenings, days, and weekends, or online.
- What is the language of instruction for this program?
- While not explicitly stated, applicants must satisfy French language proficiency requirements, suggesting French is the primary language of instruction.
- How do I apply for the Program Qualification in Law?
- You must first obtain professional body approval, then ensure you meet eligibility and French language requirements. Finally, submit your application and proof of French proficiency by the specified deadlines.
- What are the career prospects after completing this program?
- This program is designed to help you gain the necessary qualifications to practice law in Quebec, potentially as a Lawyer, Notary, or Bailiff.
Entry requirements
Law DegreeMinimum of a first-cycle law degree.
Professional Body ApprovalAn attestation of file submission from the Barreau (Section 70) or the Chambre des notaires (Section 71), or a prescription from a competent legal professional order (Section 79).
Residency/Permit StatusCanadian citizenship, permanent resident status, refugee status, or a valid study permit.
Eligibility is subject to the quality of the application. Specific course orientations may not be available in all terms. Applicants must also meet French language proficiency requirements.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees are not specified on the program page. Please refer to the University of Montreal's general tuition fee information for international students.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees are not specified on the program page. Please refer to the University of Montreal's general tuition fee information for Quebec and Canadian students.
LivingLiving costs are not specified on the program page.
Information on specific tuition fees for international and domestic students, as well as estimated living costs, is not detailed on the program page and may vary. Please consult the university's dedicated fees section.
How to apply
1. 1. Obtain Professional Body ApprovalSecure an attestation of file submission from the Barreau (Section 70) or the Chambre des notaires (Section 71), or a prescription from a competent legal professional order (Section 79).
2. 2. Check EligibilityEnsure you hold a minimum of a first-cycle law degree and have Canadian citizenship, permanent resident status, refugee status, or a valid study permit.
3. 3. Meet French Language RequirementsSatisfy the French language proficiency requirements by providing results from an accepted French test or diploma, or by demonstrating completion of relevant French-language education. Specific requirements depend on your previous studies and the test you choose. Some applicants may need to complete additional French writing courses.
4. 4. Submit ApplicationSubmit your application for admission within the specified deadlines for your desired intake term.
5. 5. Submit French Proficiency ProofProvide proof of French language proficiency by the given deadline for your intake.
Accreditation
This program helps fulfill the requirements for practicing law in Quebec, as recommended by the Barreau, the Chambre des notaires, or the Chambre des huissiers de justice du Québec.
Frequently asked questions
What are the eligibility requirements for the Program Qualification in Law?
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To be eligible, you must hold a minimum of a first-cycle law degree and have obtained an attestation from a professional legal body. You also need Canadian citizenship, permanent resident status, refugee status, or a valid study permit.
What are the tuition fees and living costs for this program?
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Specific tuition fees for international and domestic students, as well as estimated living costs, are not detailed on the program page and may vary. Please consult the university's dedicated fees section for this information.
How long does the Program Qualification in Law take to complete?
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The program consists of 45 credits, and the duration can be flexible as courses are offered during evenings, days, and weekends, or online.
What is the language of instruction for this program?
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While not explicitly stated, applicants must satisfy French language proficiency requirements, suggesting French is the primary language of instruction.
How do I apply for the Program Qualification in Law?
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You must first obtain professional body approval, then ensure you meet eligibility and French language requirements. Finally, submit your application and proof of French proficiency by the specified deadlines.
What are the career prospects after completing this program?
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This program is designed to help you gain the necessary qualifications to practice law in Quebec, potentially as a Lawyer, Notary, or Bailiff.