Bachelor of Arts in Justice Studies

Explore the the Canadian justice field and gain a practical understanding of contemporary justice issues. You’ll study global justice and Indigenous perspectives on justice, learning to apply integrity, initiative, perseverance, and compassion to create social change. Your classmates could be from government, policing, military, for-profit, non-profit and international organizations, all committed to solving complex social issues. You can expect to gain: a solid understanding of the Canadian legal system in-depth knowledge of the justice system including criminal justice, human rights, advocacy, gender and identity, and alternative dispute resolution hands-on training in alternative dispute resolution practices a network of colleagues and support you can turn to for the rest of your career

Complete your undergraduate degree through a blend of online courses and on-campus residencies in 24 months.

A relevant two-year diploma program (or 60 credits) with a minimum of 24 second-year credits, with a minimum GPA of 'B' (3.00/4.33), from a recognized post-secondary institution. FLEXIBLE ADMISSION Applicants may be assessed for admission on the basis of their skills, knowledge and background developed outside traditional learning structures or through a combination of academic and non-academic experience. This would normally include evidence of; at least five years of relevant work experience in an area related to justice, a combination of academic achievement and relevant work experience, an ability to demonstrate the competencies expected of a graduate with a relevant two-year diploma.