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Saint Paul University Ph.D. in Canon Law

Saint Paul University

Ph.D. in Canon Law

Ottawa, Canada

PhD

6 years

English, French

Full time

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* April 1: for International applicants. May 1: for Canadian citizens and permanent residents

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    About : The Ph.D. in Canon Law offers students an in-depth study of the legal systems and church law. This program focuses on both historical and contemporary aspects of canon law, ensuring students develop a robust understanding of ecclesiastical law's role within the Church. The program typically spans three to five years, depending on the research pace of the student.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue various career paths in fields such as religious administration, legal counseling within ecclesiastical settings, and academic roles in religious institutions or universities. Opportunities may also arise in policy development within church organizations and research focused on religious law.

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Introduction

The Faculty of Canon Law of Saint Paul University offers graduate programs leading to a doctor of philosophy in canon law (Ph.D. (CL)).

The civil degree is conferred jointly by Saint Paul University and the University of Ottawa under the terms of the federation agreement between them.

The program is offered in both French and English. All compulsory courses are available in each language. Some elective courses may be offered in one language only.

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