377 Bachelor's degrees in Legal Studies in North America

Legal Assistant at Missouri Western State University offers courses that are designed to prepare students to work as a paralegal, or to go on to law school.

Within the Philosophy and Religion program at the Stockton University you can pursue a B.A. degree in Philosophy and Religion - Legal Studies.

Hastings College has a robust Law (Pre-Law) advising program — combining coursework that requires complex reading and deep analysis with small class size and personal attention — that will help prepare you for the LSAT and success in law school.

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 Administration of Justice program from College of the Canyons focuses on the study of law enforcement in the United States with the primary emphasis on California law, procedures, and evidence.

In the Political Science with Specialization in Legal Studies Department at Seattle University we offer courses on political philosophy; U.S. politics; law and legal studies; comparative politics; international relations; political economy; and studies of race, gender, sexuality, and class.

The Legal Studies major at Grand Valley State University involves the study of law and contemporary issues related to law as part of a liberal education. The American Bar Association approved B.A./B.S. focuses on both theory and practice and prepares students for work as paralegals and for other careers in the field of law.

This Legal Studies at John Carroll University concentration will prepare you for law school, advanced study in the humanities, or a career in the legal field.

Indiana Tech's Legal Studies Undergraduate Certificate is designed to introduce students to aspects of legal studies which would be helpful in law school or other legal-related careers. Offered in person and online, this certificate program is an asset to students in any major, and is particularly beneficial to students pursuing careers in the criminal justice field.

Drake University offers a distinctive Health Sciences, Law Bachelor of Science and Juris Doctor (BS/JD) program, enabling students to integrate their undergraduate studies in health sciences with advanced legal education, establishing a comprehensive foundation for careers in healthcare law.

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.

The Law Bachelor's/JD at Georgia State University is an accelerated six-year programme designed for high-achieving students. This public study mode pathway allows you to complete both undergraduate and doctoral legal qualifications efficiently, saving time and tuition costs while studying in the heart of downtown Atlanta.

Legal skills training from Nova Southeastern University’s B.S. in Law program gives you the competitive edge to pursue your passion and start your career in law and law related fields.

Follow your ambitions. Make the most of your college education and set yourself up for an Accelerated Law career with a dual degree program at Willamette University.

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.

The B.A. in Philosophy - Pre-Law at Georgia State University is a four-year, full-time programme delivered at the Atlanta Campus. This public study mode degree focuses on developing argumentative rigor and clarity in writing, providing an ideal foundation for students aiming for success in legal education and future careers.