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• Be registered full-time in the Licence en droit (LL.L.) et B.Sc.Soc. spécialisé en développement international et mondialisation program and maintain a full-time status during all study terms, including the one after the last work term
• Have a minimum cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 6 in courses taken at the University of Ottawa
• Have completed all your first-year and second-year course requirements, and be registered in your mandatory third-year fall and winter courses in order to follow the approved work-study sequence

Co-op programs have limited enrolment. Meeting the admission criteria does not guarantee you a place. Admission is based on your CGPA. We admit those with the highest CGPA first.

Sequence 1 - the first two work terms are in civil law and the last is in international development and globalization

Co-op fees

As a co-op student, you also pay co-op fees (announced every year by the Registrar) for the session before your first work term and then for every work term, up to and including your last one.

• Association des juristes d'expression française de l'Ontario
• Bombardier
• Canada Revenue Agency
• Clinique de droit notarial de l’Université d’Ottawa
• Commission des droits de la personne et des droits de la jeunesse
• Competition Bureau
• Dunton Rainville
• Fasken Martineau DuMoulin s.r.l.
• Justice Canada
• Lavery Lawyers
• McCarthy Tétrault
• Mile-End Legal Clinic
• Norton Rose Fulbright
• PME inter-notaire
• Stikeman Elliott LLP
• Via Rail Canada

• Evaluations
• File preparation and analysis
• Gathering information, developing and maintaining databases
• Helping to organize conferences and events
• Preparation of briefing materials
• Preparation of final notices
• Preparation of information materials
• Research
• Research and analysis on issues tied to policy planning
• Review and summary of project proposals
• Writing correspondence
• Writing of legal arguments, memoranda and legal opinions

Student Salaries

Co-op Work Term Report.

Visit the Academic Coordinators page to see your co-op professor.

Two easy ways to apply :

1 - Reserved placement

When applying for regular admission to the University, you can also apply for direct admission to any co-op program except Biomedical Science, Translation and graduate-level programs. The average mark required to be eligible for direct admission into co-op is

• 80% or higher for students admitted in first year.
• 75% or higher for applicants who have completed at least two years of CEGEP.

To keep your reserved placement in co-op, you must obtain a cumulative grade point average of at least 8.0 and meet the admission requirements of your chosen co-op program until you are formally admitted into the Program (September 30 or March 1 of your second year of studies, depending on the program). Otherwise, you will lose your reserved spot in co-op and have to compete with regular applicants for admission.

If you apply for direct admission and are not granted a placement, don't worry. You can re-apply during your second year at University (see section 2)

2 - Applying once at the University of Ottawa

You can apply for co-op after you have registered at the University of Ottawa. Application deadlines and admission requirements vary from program to program, so be sure to check individual program pages online for specific information.

Steps to follow in order to apply from the University via uoZone:

• Connect to .
• From the Applications menu, click on CO-OP Navigator.

If you have any questions about your application, please contact our office by phone at 613 562-5741 or by e-mail at [email protected].

Application Deadline: September 30 of your second year of studies