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Courses Satisfying Substantial Term Paper Requirement 2009-2010
THE FOLLOWING COURSES HAVE WRITING REQUIREMENTS THAT THE INSTRUCTOR HAS INDICATED CAN BE CONSIDERED TO MEET THE SUBSTANTIAL TERM PAPER REQUIREMENT IN CONSULTATION WITH THE INSTRUCTOR FOR THE 2009 - 2010 ACADEMIC YEAR
ISP Option:
An Individual Supervised Project (ISP) can only be supervised by a full-time faculty member. An ISP involves a student and faculty member agreeing that a student will write a term paper on a topic to be agreed. Normally these papers are expected to be 25-30 pages, and the ISP counts for 2 credits. More ambitious projects for greater credit can be arranged. Such a project will normally satisfy the Substantial Term Paper requirement, though this question should be discussed by the student and faculty member when the arrangements are being made for an ISP.
Revised: Jan. 11, 2010
FALL 2009 |
WINTER 2010 |
| Law 532: Aboriginal Law (Walters) | Law 411: Advanced Criminal Law (Dufraimont) |
| Law 399: Crime, Fault and Responsibility (Thorburn) | Law 339: Advanced Torts (Hanson)
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| Law 307: Health Law (Peppin) | Law 640: Elder Law (Freedman) |
| Law 328: Law and Economics (Metcalf) | Law 517: Environmental Protection Law (Pardy) |
| Law 516: Law and Sexuality (Lahey) | Law 522: Human Rights (Corbett) |
| Law 222: Legislatures and Legislation (Kahana) | Law 410: International Criminal Law (Robinson) |
| Law 403: Mental Health Law (Hanson) | Law 538: Int'l Environmental and Resource Law (Metcalf) |
| Law 559: International Labour Law (Banks) |
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| Law 310: Jurisprudence (Thorburn) |
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| Law 533: Law Gender and Equality (Hanson) |
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| Law 691: Osler Business Law Symposium (Miller) | |
| Law 304: Public Health Law (Peppin) | |
| Law 305: Social and Economic Rights (Kahana) | |
| Law 508: Taxation (Lahey) | |
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