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    10 Master's Programs in Law in Canada

    programs
    10
    programs
    universities
    7
    universities
    taught in English
    100%
    taught in English
    median yearly fee
    7,140 USD
    median yearly fee

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    Also searched as MS in Law in Canada and Masters in Law in Canada.

    Canada has 10 masters programs in law open to international students, at 7 universities. Almost all of them — 100% — are taught in English. Fees cluster around 7,140 USD a year, and the middle half of those programs fall between 5,562 USD and 13,006 USD.

    Computed from Global Admissions data · amounts in USD

    Law programs

    10 programs

    Master's · 15,428 USD per year
    Master's · 7,782 USD per year
    Master's · 13,006 USD per year
    Master's · 6,554 USD per year
    Master's · 7,140 USD per year
    Master's · 5,562 USD per year
    Master's · 5,562 USD per year
    Master's · 5,562 USD per year
    Master's · 19,696 USD per year

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    January intake in Canada

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    Masters (MS) in Law in Canada: common questions

    How many law programs are there in Canada?
    10 law masters programs at 7 universities in Canada are open to international students, as of 12 October 2026.
    How much does a law degree in Canada cost?
    The median annual fee (programs billed per year) for master's programs in law in Canada is 7,140 USD. The middle half of those programs charge between 5,562 USD and 13,006 USD a year.
    Can I study law in Canada in English?
    Yes — 100% of the law programs in Canada in our catalog are taught in English (10 of 10).

    Planning to study law in Canada?

    An advisor who knows admissions in Canada can shortlist law programs for your budget and profile.