The Bachelor of Arts in Law & Justice at Algoma University offers you a comprehensive exploration of legal traditions, institutions, and practices, extending beyond traditional criminology to provide a holistic understanding of law as a complex social phenomenon. If you are interested in the multifaceted ways legal systems shape our political, social, and economic interactions, this undergraduate degree is designed for you. You will gain foundational knowledge across various legal domains, including civil, criminal, family, corporate, and constitutional law, preparing you to critically analyse conventional and alternative forms of justice.
This full-time, four-year on-campus program at Algoma University allows you to delve into diverse legal perspectives, from theoretical and historical to comparative approaches, fostering a well-rounded academic experience. You will develop a wide range of transferable skills applicable to numerous professional paths. Graduates from this program are well-prepared for admission to law school or graduate programs, or to pursue careers in fields such as paralegal work, law enforcement, policy analysis, civil service, and entrepreneurship, equipped with a unique understanding of law and its societal impact.