Foundations of Canadian Law
Simon Fraser University · BC · FOUNDATIONS-OF-CANADIAN-LAW-CERTIFICATEH
Foundations of Canadian Law is a Undergraduate degree at Simon Fraser University, BC. It covers areas like legal institutions, criminal justice, criminal law, international humanitarian law, legal systems, public international law. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
Simon Fraser University
Undergraduate
What you'll study in Foundations of Canadian Law
Example subjects: Canadian Legal System, Topics in Legal Practice, Introduction to Canadian Law and Legal Institutions: A Criminal Justice Perspective, Criminal Law, Advanced Criminal Law, Sociology of Law, Philosophy of Law, Aboriginal/Indigenous Justice, Indigenous Peoples and International Law, Foundations in Indigenous Education, Language, and Culture, Canadian Literatures, Canada to Confederation.
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What will I study in Foundations of Canadian Law?
Foundations of Canadian Law covers areas like social-policy, australian-politics, political-economy, political-science, criminal-justice, legal-systems, indigenous-australian-law, legal-studies.
Who offers Foundations of Canadian Law?
Foundations of Canadian Law is offered by Simon Fraser University, BC.
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