| | What courses can I take?Courses to consider in the upper years*- Business Organizations
- Art of the Deal
- Canadian Income Tax Law
- Finance, Business & Accounting in the Law
- Financial Crimes and Corporate Compliance
- Law and Policy of Public-Private Partnerships
- Securities Regulation
- Bankruptcy and Insolvency
- Corporate Transactions
- Contested Corporate Transactions – Mergers and Acquisitions
- Investment and Growth in Emerging Markets
- Secured Transactions
- Rotman@Law (online certificate program)
- Joint degree: JD/MBA
*Not all courses are offered in each academic year. Please consult the Course Calendar and Upper Year Courses by Subject Area resources. |
| | How can I get hands-on experience?Experiential opportunities- Connect Legal externship
- Investor Protection Clinic
- M&A Litigation externship
- Structural Genomics Consortium externship
- OnBoard - Board Governance externship
- Corporate Securities Competitive moot
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| | How else can I get involved?Community/volunteer- Business Law Society
- Venture Capital Law Society
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| | How can I connect with employers?Work and networking ideasNetworking opportunities- Firm tours (check UTLC Events tab for details)
- Informational interviews (go to UTLC > Resource Library > Interviews for guidance)
- Events hosted by professional associations such as the Business Law Section of the Canadian Bar Association or the Canadian Corporate Counsel Association
- Lawyers Doing Cool Things
Fellowships & internships- Future of Law Lab (Law Student @UofT Engineering’s Hatchery; Future of Law/Blue J Legal Summer Fellowship; In-house Counsel Partnership – Nestlé Canada)
- International Business and Trade Law Internship (firm funded)
- McCarthy Tétrault LLP Business Law/OMERS Internships (firm funded)
- Fasken First Year Law Internship in Legal Innovation
- Dr. Scott Guan China Law Practice Award International Business Law Internship
Paid opportunitiesThere are many paid summer and articling opportunities related to corporate law in legal markets across Canada, including: - Full-service law firms
- Boutique business law firms
- In-house counsel positions
- Government entities such as the federal Competition Bureau, Revenue Canada, the Ontario Securities Commission, and the City of Toronto
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| | What resources can I look at?Online career resources and eventsThe following resources are available to current UofT Law students and alumni through UTLC: - 1L Summer Employment Guide
- Recruitment Guides: Students can find recruitment guides on UTLC listing corporate law positions for 1L summer, 2L summer and articling recruitment cycles for a range of legal markets
- Video: Corporate Law Primer
- Video: Women in Mergers and Acquisitions
- Guide: Pathways to a Career as In-house Counsel
- CDO Event: Career Information Sessions (current students only)
- Upper Year Student Directory to connect with students who have worked with corporate law employers
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