This degree program is typically delivered over a single year at full time.

It meets all requirements for your LPC education. These include:

Core Practice Areas

• You’ll study Property Law and Property law Practice. You’ll explore property transactions in detail and learn to facilitate them.
• You’ll study litigation in the courts. This will include the practice of Criminal Law, Dispute Resolution and Civil Litigation. This will include finding options.
• You’ll explore Business Law. This will include the interpretation and drafting of business documents, learning about tax issues, and practice advising business clients on a wide range of transactions.

You’ll study Writing, Drafting, Advocacy, Interviewing and conducting Practical Legal Research.

You’ll also select at least 3 electives chosen from the following list:

• Corporate and Commercial Client
• Commercial Property
• Employment Law
• Family Law
• Advanced Criminal Practice
• Advanced Civil Litigation and Dispute Resolution
• Private Client

This will allow you to select a specialty for yourself in accordance with your career plans.

The university has well established connections with a wide range of law practices on the local and national levels, many of which feature alumni in prominent positions. You may take advantage of these connections to seek out a training contract as your next step. Alternatively, you will have the skills required to accept work as a paralegal upon graduation. This is what many students do while they seek out training contract opportunities.