Host Universities

Experiencing different approaches to legal education will expose you to fresh perspectives.
 
You should be aware that term dates vary considerably at some host institutions. It is important to choose a school with term dates that are compatible with both your educational and career plans. It is also your responsibility to coordinate school dates with work responsibilities.

You are also responsible for exact course requirements, visa requirements and language requirements.

You must take the equivalent of 14 U of T law credits while away on exchange. 

You may go on exchange for one term only. 

Transfer students are not eligible to go on exchange.

Exchange partnerships

Please note: this list is subject to change.

A final list of host schools and the number of students each school accepts can be requested from the Student Programs Manager.

Schools with first semesters ending in January will allow you to sit for exams prior departure for the winter break. Therefore, schools with first semesters ending in January are options for students who plan to go on exchange in the first semester.

However, some schools have semester dates (including mandatory orientation sessions) that begin prior to September and may overlap with job recruitment that take place in the summer months, as well as summer employment positions.

It is up to you to confirm the host school’s semester dates and ensure the beginning of classes do not overlap with other important dates.

Class attendance while on exchange is mandatory and students who are found to be missing classes risk their exchange being canceled.

Host institutions