64 Bachelor's degrees in Legal Studies in Canada

The Law and Society bachelor degree at York University is a public programme designed for those seeking an interdisciplinary understanding of legal systems. This comprehensive course explores the social and political impact of law through various perspectives, offering flexible study modes for students over several years.

The Police Studies (Hons) degree from Georgian College encourages a broadened critical understanding of the nature, role and function of policing. 

The Paralegal Studies programme from Humber Polytechnic is the only four-year degree programme to receive accreditation by The Law Society of Ontario as an accredited paralegal education programme. 

Law touches virtually every aspect of society. That makes a degree in Legal Studies from University of Waterloo great preparation for a career in government, business, the non-profit sector, law enforcement, and (of course!) law itself.

The Justice and Legal Studies programme at the University of Guelph is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. Over four years, students examine how legal frameworks and government institutions interact. This curriculum develops essential skills in legal research and critical thinking for future experts.

The Police Studies programme at Simon Fraser University offers a comprehensive look at criminal justice. This bachelor level curriculum is delivered via a public study mode, focusing on the causes and effects of crime. Students explore forensics and ethics while developing professional skills for the modern security sector.

The Criminology, Law and Society (Hons) offered by the University of Toronto is intended for students who wish to go on to graduate studies in this or a similar area.

This Paralegal (Accelerated) degree from Seneca Polytechnic is an accelerated version of our Paralegal program. To take advantage of this accelerated program option, prior education is required.

The Paralegal Education diploma programme from Humber Polytechnic explores the theoretical, procedural and advocacy aspects of law that may be handled by a paralegal licensed by the Law Society of Ontario. 

The Criminology and Sociolegal Studies programme at the University of Toronto offers a comprehensive public bachelor degree. This undergraduate curriculum explores justice, governance, and crime through diverse disciplinary lenses. Students engage in full-time study to understand legal systems and social order in Canada.

The Law and Society programme at Memorial University of Newfoundland offers a comprehensive public study mode for students interested in legal frameworks. This undergraduate degree provides a deep exploration of how law intersects with social structures, delivered over a standard full-time duration in a vibrant academic setting.

This program of study is open to students in the Bachelor of Commerce in Legal Studies in Business degree at MacEwan University. Courses for your major, minor or Honours discipline are only one component of your degree. Academic advisors in the School of Business have prepared program planning resources to help you understand degree requirements.

The Paralegal programme at Durham College is a full-time, four-year honours degree delivered in person at the Oshawa campus. This comprehensive nine-semester course prepares students for legal licensing in Ontario, combining rigorous academic theory with a mandatory 14-week field placement to ensure professional readiness.

The Law programme at the University of Victoria offers a Bachelor level education through a public study mode. This prestigious curriculum focuses on social justice and human rights, providing students with unique experiential learning opportunities. The degree is designed to be completed over several years of intensive legal study.

The Management and Legal Studies programme at Western University - Canada provides a comprehensive academic foundation for students interested in the intersection of business and law. This full-time undergraduate degree is delivered on-campus, offering a rigorous curriculum designed to prepare graduates for diverse professional paths.

The two-year Paralegal diploma program from Seneca Polytechnic prepares you to write the Law Society of Ontario (LSO) licensing examination and become a licensed paralegal in the province, in accordance with the requirements of the Law Society Act.

The Human Rights and Social Justice programme at Carleton University is a public Bachelor degree designed to tackle global inequities. Students explore legal and political strategies to challenge discrimination and exploitation. This comprehensive course provides the tools needed to advance equality in various cultural contexts.

The Criminology and Justice (Honours) at Ontario Tech University is a full-time Bachelor of Arts (Honours) programme delivered in a public study mode. Over four to five years, students explore crime and social order through an interdisciplinary lens, preparing for vital roles within the modern criminal justice system.

This Law Clerk (Accelerated) from Seneca Polytechnic will prepare you to work under the supervision of a lawyer in a fast-paced legal environment.  You will learn about legal principles and ethics while gaining practical, hands-on training to ensure workplace success.

The Law BA at Carleton University is a comprehensive undergraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. This degree explores legal dynamics within social and political frameworks. Students benefit from a flexible duration while studying in Canada’s capital, gaining deep insights into legal research and analysis.