The Professional LLM in Municipal Law at Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, is a graduate program designed for legal professionals seeking advanced expertise in municipal and local government law in Canada. The curriculum covers municipal legal frameworks, administrative law, land use, urban planning, property rights, and governance. Courses are taught by leading academics, practitioners, and policy makers. The program is offered primarily part-time to accommodate working professionals and is available through distance learning options. Cohorts include lawyers, policymakers, government officials, and business professionals, and graduates unlock new opportunities in municipal law practice and policy development. The learning format is flexible, with a mix of required core courses and electives from related specializations. Students must complete a research requirement in addition to coursework.