Clinical and Experiential Learning Programs in Canadian Law Schools

Authors

Gemma Smyth, Faculty of Law, University of WindsorFollow
Samantha Hale, Faculty of Law, University of WindsorFollow
Neil Gold, Faculty of Law, University of WindsorFollow

Document Type

Report

Publication Date

6-8-2016

Keywords

Clinical Learning, Experiential Learning, Law School, Canada

Abstract

Information for this chart is from law school and clinic websites as well as from follow-up interviews with Deans or Deans’ Designates of 13 of the 16 common law schools in Canada. Programs were deemed “Experiential” if the majority of the activities and/or assessment in a class is taught or practiced experientially. Only credit-bearing programs are included here.

Recommended Citation

Smyth, Gemma; Hale, Samantha; and Gold, Neil. (2016). Clinical and Experiential Learning Programs in Canadian Law Schools.
https://scholar.uwindsor.ca/lawpub/111