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Curriculum Initiatives
In consultation with its Advisory Committee, the Centre will regularly review course offerings at Queen's Law and will pursue new curricular initiatives, which include workshops, specialized or intensive courses, and the development of teaching modules on the workplace implications of other areas of law. The Centre will aim to ensure that the Queen's Law curriculum:
- Has the breadth and depth to address the issues of greatest significance to today's and tomorrow's workplaces;
- Is multidisciplinary and pluralistic, responding to the diverse needs of students who expect to represent employees, unions and employers;
- Concerns itself with problem-solving skills, such as relationship building and social dialogue; and with practice norms such as collegiality, civility and professionalism;
- Exposes students to work by the best scholars from Canada and abroad, through a visiting speakers series and a faculty visitors program.
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Students at the CLCW Launch Reception on November 5, 2010 |
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