The Bachelor of Human Justice at the University of Regina offers a unique pathway for students passionate about addressing complex societal issues, from human rights advocacy to restorative justice practices. This undergraduate program is designed for those who seek to understand and contribute to social and economic justice, equipping you with critical analytical skills and a deep understanding of human services. You will explore the intersection of law, policy, and community needs, preparing you to make a tangible difference in areas such as youth justice, anti-poverty initiatives, and human rights work.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over four years, providing a comprehensive curriculum that includes foundational arts core requirements and specialized Human Justice courses. You will engage with subjects like Justice, Democracy and Social Change, Restorative and Community Justice, and Foundations of Human Rights. A distinctive feature of the program includes two semesters of professional experience, allowing you to apply your learning in real-world settings. You will graduate with the practical experience and theoretical knowledge necessary for diverse career opportunities in policy analysis, corrections, human rights advocacy, and social services.