64 Bachelor's degrees in Legal Studies in Canada

The Law and Society bachelor programme at Acadia University offers a public study mode for students exploring legal systems. This interdisciplinary degree examines how justice intersects with social and economic issues. Students develop critical research skills while investigating the law in Canada and across the globe.

The two-year Law and Justice Studies diploma program from Selkirk College is designed to prepare you for a career in the legal profession. You will acquire the skills, training and support to strengthen your future career in a variety of legal professions including law, law enforcement, paralegal, criminology, advocacy, social justice and legal security.

Accredited by the Law Society of Ontario (LSO), this program of Paralegal at Durham College qualifies graduates to apply to write the LSO’s licensing examination to become a professional, licensed paralegal.

Students in the Paralegal program at Durham College explore and examine constitutional law and the Charter, criminal and summary convictions, contracts and tort law, the law of Tribunals, the procedure and practice for small claims court, the theory and strategies of negotiations and mediation, insurance law and employment law.