Where Engineering Meets Law 

Enhance your engineering expertise with targeted legal knowledge tailored to your field.

Equip yourself to navigate legal challenges in engineering practice with confidence.

Advance your career with a prestigious certificate from the University of Ottawa's Faculty of Law.

Benefit from a cost-effective, quick-to-complete program that fits seamlessly into your schedule.

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Participants will delve into five comprehensive modules covering many critical legal areas.

Enhance your academic knowledge with practical legal skills.

Gain valuable legal insights whether you’re a project manager or in a related role.

Equip yourself with the legal foundation to support your professional growth.

Explore Canadian law from anywhere as an international student.

Tailor your knowledge to legal topics that are directly applicable to engineering disciplines.

Enjoy a learning style that allows you to learn at your own pace while balancing professional or academic commitments.

Receive a certificate from the University of Ottawa's Faculty of Law, enhancing your credentials.

$2,475 CAD (excluding taxes)

Reduced rates are available for students enrolled in full-time studies at a public university in Canada and individuals representing equity-deserving communities.

For more information, contact

pdlaw@uottawa.ca

Anthony Daimsis, a professor at the University of Ottawa since 2003, directs the National Program (JD/LL.L) and Mooting Program. He specializes in advising governments, appearing before the Supreme Court and serving as an arbitrator in both domestic and international disputes. He also chairs the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (Canada) and leads the Professional Certificate in International Arbitration.

Michelle Liu is a Queer, racialized, non-binary, and neurodivergent lawyer, professional engineer, speaker, policy consultant, researcher, and uninvited third-generational settler on the traditional land of the Anishinaabe Algonquin Nation. With a focus on social justice, they leverage their experiences and expertise to drive systemic change. Michelle holds an Honours BASc and MASc in civil engineering from the University of Waterloo and pursued their law degree (Magna Cum Laude and Dean's Award) and engineering PhD simultaneously at the University of Ottawa. 

We are recognized both nationally and internationally for excellence in legal education and research.

Gain practical skills through a targeted program designed to quickly advance your expertise.

Learn from leading legal scholars and practitioners with extensive experience in both national and international law.

Our programs emphasize a forward-thinking approach, integrating technology and real-world scenarios.

We prioritize equity, diversity, and inclusion to ensure a welcoming and enriching educational environment.

We foster a global outlook, encouraging students to broaden their understanding of law beyond borders.

Located in Ottawa, Canada’s capital

city.

The largest bilingual (English-French) university in the world.

Ranked as one of Canada’s  top 10 research universities

Where Engineering Meets Law 

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