Career Development Office
Career Development Office McGill University
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The Career Development Office (CDO) acts as a liaison between law students and legal employers to ensure both a coherent flow of information and a perenity of relations between students, employers and the Faculty.
The CDO is a guided research facility, directed by and staffed with McGill Law graduates with experience in private practice. The CDO works with and for students, providing information and counseling on planning and preparing for their legal careers.
What We Do
We facilitate recruitment and interview processes for a range of employers and actively develop relationships with potential and current employers, such as law firms, governments, international organizations and universities. Our services reflect the Faculty’s bilingual and bi-juridical nature and include developing opportunities in a multitude of areas of practice, across jurisdictions and across legal traditions.
Maryse Chouinard, Director
Tel: (514) 398-6618
Email: Maryse Chouinard
To take an appointment with the Director, email the CDO coordinator.
Natalie Boudreau, Coordinator
Tel: (514) 398-6159
Email: Natalie Boudreau
Opening Hours
Closed for statutory holidays and summer Fridays.
Resource Centre
Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM to 12:15 PM & 1:30 PM to 4:00 PM
Consultations by Appointment
Monday : 2:00 PM, 2:30 PM and 3:00 PM.
Wednesday & Friday: 10:30 AM, 11:00 AM and 11:30 AM.
N.B. We strongly encourage students to visit the CDO website prior to their appointment for general information in order to make the most of their consultation.
CV Review
You can email your CV in
Word format to have it reviewed.
If you need your CV reviewed for an upcoming application, as opposed to a general review, make sure to:
- include the application deadline in the subject line;
- include name of organization and link to the online job offer, or myFuture reference number.
Advisory Committee
The Career Development Office works in conjunction with the Career Development Office Advisory Committee whose members consist of the Assistant Dean, the Career Development Office Director, the Career Development Coordinator, as well as three representatives from the McGill Law Students' Association. The committee meets regularly to ensure that the Career Development Office continues to meet the needs of the student body.
CDO and SAO Counseling Feedback Survey
Completing this two-minute survey will help the CDO and SAO serve you and future students better.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/9MYKV3J
About myFuture
The Career Development Office (CDO) is proud to offer myFuture, its job search and career tool suite. This system provides you with a more efficient way to search for:
- Articling positions and recruitment information
- Full-time, part-time and summer jobs during your studies and after you graduate
- Career Development Resources available in the faculty and on-line
With this new cutting-edge and user friendly system, you will be able to:
- View and apply on-line to jobs and articling positions
- Upload documents such as cover letters, résumés, transcripts, etc.
- View employer profiles
- Register for events and workshops
- View announcements and alerts
About the CDO |
Employers |
Students |
April 2012 Graduates
If you're graduating in April, please fill the Grad_Survey_April_2012 [.docx]and return it to the CDO. It's the only way we can come up with these employment stats that students love so much!
Merci de votre aimable collaboration et félicitations pour l'obtention de votre diplôme!
ANNOUNCEMENTS
If you have arrived on our site looking for the McGill Career Planning
Service (CaPS), whose services are offered to non-law students at
McGill, please see caps.mcgill.ca
