Joint Licenciate Law (LLL) and Master of Business Administration (MBA)
University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario
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- Master's
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About this programme
Please note that admission to the Joint Licenciate in Law (LLL) and Master of Business Administration (MBA) is suspended until further notice. At the undergraduate level, the Civil Law Section of the Faculty of Law offers the following programs in French only: Licentiate in Law, Licentiate in Law and Honours BSocSc in International Development and Globalization, Canadian Law Program, and Licentiate in Law-MBA Program. The Master of Business Administration is offered in both English and French. The National Program, the General Certificate in Law and the Minor in Law are offered in both English and French. The Joint LLL-MBA Program offered by the Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, and the Telfer School of Management allows students to earn a Licentiate in Law (LLL) as well as a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in three years. It educates future leaders so that, through their knowledge and skills, they can make their name in these two complementary fields. The program is aimed at the small number of highly qualified individuals who want to take on senior-level responsibilities in both major law firms and the business world, in the public, broader public or private sector. To obtain the MBA degree, students must successfully complete forty-five (45) graduate level units consisting of: Students can choose one of the four concentrations or opt for an MBA with no concentration. Students who choose one of the four concentrations must complete all courses listed within their chosen concentration area to be awarded that concentration on their official transcript and de
Entry requirements
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