90 Legal Studies and Law BA Degree Programs

A Bachelor of Arts in Political Science that examines government, politics, public policy and political institutions. The program includes foundations courses, research methods, experiential learning (internships, Washington Semester), upper-division electives across subfields, and a capstone seminar. Options include a three-year completion plan, a criminal justice concentration, accelerated pathways to a Master of Public Policy and a 3+3 pathway to the J.D.

The Paralegal Studies - B.A. program prepares students to support legal professionals by teaching essential skills and knowledge needed for the field. Students will learn about legal research, writing...

The Prelaw Option emphasizes critical thinking and analytical skills, as well as ethics and issues related to law. It also includes law-related intern experience. Law schools do not prefer any specific major but emphasize critical thinking and general education. Students with a strong interest in philosophy, as well as law, may find this option valuable. Depending upon the interests of the student, courses or minors in political science, business, criminology, and a variety of social sciences would be useful electives for the Prelaw Option.

The Bachelor of Arts in Justice prepares students to understand the criminal justice system and related fields. It covers topics like law enforcement, courts, corrections, and social issues that influ...

Students learn about the criminal legal system's processes and institutions in- and outside the classroom through community-based learning, internships, field trips, and other learning opportunities.

The combined Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws program is designed to give students a broad education while building strong legal skills. Throughout the course, you'll study a range of subjects in...

The combined Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws (Honours) degree is designed to give students a well-rounded education in arts and legal studies, with strong opportunities for international experience....

American Studies isn’t simply coursework in American history or literature, it’s an in-depth look at the American experience through the eyes of many people, past and present. Students examine the rich connections between art, economics, anthropology, and philosophy as they relate to the United States.

African American Studies as an academic discipline has roots in the late 19th/early 20th century, with Black scholars like W.E.B. DuBois, Carter G. Woodson, and Zora Neale Hurston and many others contributing to the study of Black people in America.

The Criminal Justice, Prelaw Concentration, B.A. program is designed to prepare students for careers or further education in law, criminal justice, and related fields. The curriculum provides a founda...

The program focuses on examining the complexities of international security and conflict resolution, offering students a comprehensive understanding of how global peace and stability are maintained an...

Contemporary criminology courses developed especially for this degree expose students to cutting-edge theory and research.

Our administration of justice program is an upper-division undergraduate course of interdisciplinary study in the liberal arts and sciences that leads to a Bachelor of Arts degree.

Open a book and open new worlds. In your English classes, you will explore wide ranging literary traditions in American, British, and world literature, and practice critical and creative reading, writing and discussions. You will learn to articulate and defend ideas with confidence, and to understand and respond to ideas and values different from your own. In this track you will develop your ability to read with comprehension, think critically, and write clearly— all of which are skills required by our rapidly evolving global marketplace.

Bachelor of Arts major in Criminal Justice requiring a minimum of 120 units and a cumulative and major/program GPA of 2.0. Program includes general education (CORE seminars and Areas of Inquiry), a College language requirement, a 60-unit breadth requirement, and a major consisting of core courses, an experiential learning course, a methods course, a capstone, and electives.