Law & Society BA Honours
Honours Degree Overview: Four Years
The broadly interdisciplinary approach taken at the Law and Society program opens legal studies up to a wide range of explorations , honing your research and analytical skills , no matter which kind of profession you wish to pursue after graduation. You will become part of one of the largest and oldest prgrams of its kind in North America and give yourself a solid foundation in the liberal arts to propel yourself into your future career .
AP/SOSC 1375 3.0 Major Course
- General EducationCourse ( Any approved 1000 6.0 or 9.0 general education course from Humanities or Social Science )
- Elective Courses: Your choice of courses outside of Law and Soceity
AP/SOSC 2350 6.0 Major Course (must achieve C+ to cotinue)
- General Education Courses: Natural Science (for Non-Science students)
- Elective Courses: Choose New Subjects to explore or continue to develop skills from previous selections)
- AP/SOSC 3375 3.0 Major Course + (12 credits from SOSC 3360 , SOSC 3361,SOSC 3370, SOSC 3365 and many more)
Elective Courses: Choose New Subjects to explore or continue to develop skills from previous selections)
- Law and Society Capstone options:SOSC 4350 6.0, SOSC 4351 6.0 ,SOSC 4358 6.0 , SOSC 4363 6.0 and many more .
Elective Courses: These course can included additonal Law and Society courses or further courses of interest at upper level.
Gain an understanding of the law in its broader social cultural context and the ability to analyze issues from many perspectives.
Acquire sought-after skills, including research, communication, critical thinking and problem solving.
Develop the ability to debate, persuade, mediate and present your thoughts and opinions to others, as well as the capacity to recognize and incorporate other potential solutions or applications to given problems.