Workshops and Seminars

Supplementing its traditional in-class learning, the Faculty sponsors many workshop series, resulting in over 80 workshops and seminars over the course of the academic year where scholars present and discuss current research and developing ideas. They are presented by notable and upcoming scholars in law and other disciplines from across Canada and around the world.

Through these gatherings, students, faculty and practitioners can learn from and exchange ideas with some of the world's outstanding legal scholars.

• Constitutional Round Table Series
• Critical Analysis of Law Workshop
• Health Law, Ethics and Policy Series
• Innovation Law and Policy Series
• Law and Economics Workshop
• Law and Humanities Workshop
• Osgoode Society Legal History Workshop
• Legal Theory Workshop
• The James Hausman Tax Law and Policy Workshop
• Yale-Toronto Private Law Theory Discussion Group

As the titles indicate, these seminars and workshops have distinct disciplinary orientations. However, all aim at providing a broad spectrum of scholarly viewpoints and adopt a wide definition of what is legally relevant.