Faculty Regulations

Faculty of Law Regulations

The Regulations of the Faculty of Law University of Calgary, last revised 8 May 2012, can be downloaded here. The Regulations govern a large number of matters of interest to students and faculty members, including:

• course registration
• grading
• promotion
• graduation 
• assignments
• examinations
• deferrals
• appeals
• petitions
• academic misconduct
• make-up classes

and more. Students should contact the Associate Dean if they have any questions about the Regulations.

University of Calgary Regulations

Except where the Faculty of Law Regulations specify otherwise, all regulations and undergraduate deadlines of the University of Calgary apply to students in the Faculty of Law. These University regulations are published in the University of Calgary Calendars and law students should inform themselves of the governing rules.  The University's regulations include regulations about student misconduct, including plagiarism and cheating, as well as disciplinary action for non-academic misconduct. The University policy on non-academic misconduct applies to unacceptable conduct of any student while on the University of Calgary premises or when acting as a representative of the university at off-campus venues and events.