- 3-4 years
- Typical duration
- ~USD 19,500
- Tuition / year (indicative)
- Jan · May · Sep
- Intakes
- 7
- Universities offer Law
Overview
About this program
An undergraduate program in Law at McGill University, in Canada. It typically takes 3-4 years.
- Subject
- Law
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Duration
- 3-4 years
- University
- McGill University
- Country
- Canada
- Study visa processing
- 4-12 weeks
Modules, entry requirements and intake dates are set by McGill University and change each year - your counsellor confirms the current details.
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Universities offering Law
7 universities in 7 countries, from ~USD 3,500 a year.
McGill UniversityBSc Law Canada3-4 years · ~USD 19,500/yrDuration3-4 yearsTuition / yr~USD 19,500Viewing
Jagiellonian UniversityDiploma in Law Poland1 year · ~USD 3,500/yrDuration1 yearTuition / yr~USD 3,500
Victoria University of WellingtonDiploma in Law New Zealand1 year · ~USD 12,000/yrDuration1 yearTuition / yr~USD 12,000
Erasmus University RotterdamMSc Law Netherlands1-2 years · ~USD 15,000/yrDuration1-2 yearsTuition / yr~USD 15,000
University of SydneyMSc Law Australia1-2 years · ~USD 20,000/yrDuration1-2 yearsTuition / yr~USD 20,000
University of EdinburghMSc Law UK1-2 years · ~USD 22,000/yrDuration1-2 yearsTuition / yr~USD 22,000
Boston UniversityMSc Law USA1-2 years · ~USD 31,000/yrDuration1-2 yearsTuition / yr~USD 31,000
Tuition is an indicative estimate in US dollars, so you can compare across countries.
How to apply
From today to your first day
Six steps, and we're with you for every one of them.
- 1
Free profile review
Share your grades, budget and goals. A counsellor tells you honestly where you stand for BSc Law at McGill University. - 2
Check the entry requirements
Entry requirements for BSc Law are set by McGill University and change each year. We confirm the current ones for you, including the English test score you'll need. - 3
Prepare your documents
Most applications ask for:- Academic transcripts
- English test score (IELTS, TOEFL or PTE)
- Statement of purpose
- Letters of recommendation
- CV (mostly postgraduate)
- Valid passport
- 4
Apply and get your offer
We review your statement of purpose and documents before you submit, track your application and help you compare offers and scholarships. - 5
Get your study visa for Canada
Processing usually takes 4-12 weeks. Typical documents:- Letter of Acceptance
- Proof of Funds
- Medical Exam
- Clean Criminal Record
- 6
Arrive and settle in
Students typically choose between university residence and private rentals nearby. Residence places can fill quickly, so apply as soon as you accept your offer - we help you compare options and prepare for departure.
Frequently asked
Common questions
How long is BSc Law at McGill University?
It typically takes 3-4 years. The exact length can vary with the program structure, so your counsellor confirms it for your intake.
How much does BSc Law cost?
Tuition is about ~USD 19,500 a year - an indicative estimate in US dollars so you can compare across countries. Fees change each year, so your counsellor confirms current figures before you apply.
When can I start?
We list intakes in Jan, May and Sep. Which ones are open depends on the program, so check the dates early.
Which other universities offer Law?
We also list Law at Jagiellonian University, Victoria University of Wellington, Erasmus University Rotterdam, University of Sydney, University of Edinburgh and Boston University. Compare them on this page.
Do I need a study visa for Canada?
International students usually need a study visa or permit for Canada. Typical documents include Letter of Acceptance, Proof of Funds, Medical Exam and Clean Criminal Record, and processing usually takes 4-12 weeks. We help with the visa once you're admitted.
How can StudyPermit help me get into BSc Law?
A counsellor reviews your profile for free, checks your eligibility for this program, then guides your application, statement of purpose and documents - and helps with your visa once you're admitted.
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