CA · Masters
Law Justice
Program information
Program overview
Our law and justice program is one of few such programs in Canada Those that do exist often focus on criminology rather than on legal traditions institutions and practices in their various current and historical forms and concepts Criminology is the study of the anatomy of crime specifically its causes consequences and costs Law and justice however goes far beyond criminology and provides students with a more well-rounded and holistic degree In our four-year program students will acquire knowledge of the pattern of legal institutions required to regulate our political social and economic relations Students will examine topics such as civil criminal family corporate constitutional and contract law They will study conventional traditional and alternative forms of justice and dispute resolution as well as comparative theoretical and historical perspectives The program helps students to understand law as a multidimensional and complex social phenomenon
Duration: 13
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