Overview
The Doctorat en droit (Ph.D.) at Université Laval is a research-intensive program designed to develop advanced expertise in legal scholarship, particularly within the civil law tradition of Quebec. Objectives include producing original research contributions through a dissertation, fostering critical thinking, and preparing students for leadership in academia and legal practice. Unique features encompass interdisciplinary collaboration, bilingual instruction (French and English), and a focus on comparative law, human rights, and public policy.
Career Prospects
Graduates pursue careers in higher education, legal research, government policy roles, international organizations, and advanced legal consulting. The program's emphasis on rigorous research equips alumni for influential positions in shaping legal frameworks and jurisprudence.
Key Faculty/Staff
- Renowned scholars in civil law, constitutional law, and international law, including experts affiliated with the Faculty of Law's research chairs.
Unique Facilities and Partnerships
Access to the Brian Dickson Law Library, specialized research centers like the Centre for Research and Teaching on Democracy, and partnerships with institutions such as the Quebec Bar and international law societies enhance the learning experience.
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