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| The Graduate Seminar. |
The Schulich School of Law has an active graduate degree program, offering both the Master of Laws (LLM) and the Doctor of Laws (JSD) degrees. The Master's degree is normally acquired on the basis of thesis and course work, and can be taken either full-time in one year or part-time over two years. The Master's degree may also be taken on the basis of course work only. In recent years, supervision has been offered in the following areas, among others: International Law, Human Rights Law, Health Law, Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Aboriginal Law, Taxation, Business Law, Intellectual Property Law, Labour Law, Law of the Sea, Maritime Law, Fisheries Law, Environmental Law, Critical Race and Legal Theory, and Feminist Legal Scholarship.