Graduate research

We accept students into our graduate programs across a wide range of subject areas and emphasize a law and society approach. Our Graduate Program in Law and Society welcomes engagement with Canadian, international, and comparative dimensions of the study of law. Our particular areas of strength are:
- Indigenous legal orders and aboriginal law
- Constitutional law
- Environmental law and policy
- Legal history
- Legal theory, especially feminist and critical legal theory
- Market regulation
- Employment and labour law
- International private and public law
- Commercial law
Although research and teaching obligations of individual faculty make it impossible for us to guarantee supervision in these and any other areas in a given year, we do our best to match each graduate student with a faculty supervisor that has depth in the student's chosen field.