Pre Departure Guide
PRE-DEPARTURE GUIDE
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In order to download our Pre-Departure Guide, please fill out the form below.
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The CLFA team of advisors are eager to meet with our university representatives in an online forum to learn more about what our partner institutions offer students and how to keep our working relationship strong and productive. What are your latest innovations or admissions procedures? Do you have a new course we need to know about? Are you a new partner with CLFA?
We have reserved space in our calendar for web meetings for these very reasons. We would love to engage with you to learn more about your progress.
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The legal industry is changing and the traditional career as a lawyer with a generic law qualification is disappearing. To have a successful career you need niche knowledge and expertise that is difficult to replicate both academically and practically. This is where the Master of Laws, or “LLM” comes in.
All foreign-trained law students must have their degrees accredited by the NCA to practice in Canada.
An ‘abroad’ law degree must meet the criteria for “an approved Canadian qualifying law degree” set by the Federation of Law Societies of Canada (FLSC) to qualify the degree holder for eligibility to a provincial bar admissions program. The National Committee on Accreditation (NCA) is the FLSC coordinator that accredits abroad law degrees.
While the official UCAS deadline (June 30th) has passed, there is still an opportunity to apply for a Fall 2025 start if you’re still interested in studying law as soon as possible. Canada Law From Abroad can help you navigate UCAS Clearing, which is the United Kingdom’s application process after their main June 30th deadline.
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