16 Administrative Law Preparatory Programs

Legal administrative assistants support lawyers and paralegals in various tasks, making it a great career choice for those who want to work in the legal field without attending law school. This legal administration course equips you with the skills required to support legal teams effectively and ensure the smooth operation of law firms. We explain how to prepare and file legal documents, manage case files, communicate with clients and more.

San Jose City College offers both an Associate in Arts (AA), Associate in Science (AS) and certificates in Administration of Justice Judicial Administration. Students planning to transfer should follow the Associate in Arts. The Judicial Administration option expands the existing Administration of Justice program focus beyond primarily law enforcement to include judicial branch careers. The program offers students educational opportunities which prepare them for entry into judicial branch careers. Additionally, the curriculum addresses the educational and professional development needs of the existing judicial branch workforce and prepares students for advancement in their careers working in the courts. The program goals address the increasing need for well-prepared applicants for court positions at all levels from entry to managerial.

The Administration of Justice Program prepares students for jobs in the field of criminal justice. The program at CSM is designed to educate students on the many aspects of justice administration, from the human, social, and moral problems to the larger scope of justice systems.

Administrative law and its application are at the core of a Community Care Licensing Officer's role. This course examines the general legal framework in which the licensing officers work as well as all statutes and regulations relevant to the role of Licensing Officers within a community care setting. The course explores delegation and procedural fairness. Learners will gain an appreciation of administrative law and apply statutory decision-making in context to their role as delegates of the medical health officer.

The specialization proposes the study of the administrative legal system of disciplinary Colombia in force, of the most important administrative legal institutions of theoretical-practical knowledge on current issues through the analysis of recent jurisprudence and contemporary doctrine on the fundamental issues of this area of law.

The legal administrative assistant is an essential part of today’s law office team. The Legal Administrative Assistant Diploma Program offered by Campbell College in Edmonton will equip you with the skills required to effectively perform the duties required of those employed in a legal administration environment.

The Paralegal Studies Diploma program provides the foundation in the field of law necessary to obtain an entry-level paralegal or legal assistant position in a law-related setting.

The Administrative major provides you with the computer skills and business knowledge necessary to become an integral part of the business world. Technology is an essential part of this program. You are trained with current software programs to process and to manage information efficiently and perform many complex office functions. The Office Assistant program of study consists solely of prescribed courses; you do not take electives or options. The courses must be completed in the order presented in the program of study. The schedule is set by the program and courses can only be completed in the term they are offered.

Are you looking for jobs where skills such as planning, project work, coordination and communication are in demand? Then this course is targeted for you. It can be in the role of e.g. coordinator, administrative, office assistant, project participant or planner, where communication, planning, project work, coordination and collaboration are included. In many companies, the coordinating role is growing. There is a need for employees who have an overview, can plan and tie tasks together across functions and departments and make the collaboration work most optimally and efficiently and not least sustainably.

The Associate of Science in Administration of Justice: Criminology Emphasis is designed to qualify students for entry into the field of law, law enforcement, or corrections directly from Santa Barbara City College, as well as for those who desire two years of criminal justice study for transfer to a four-year university or law school.

The Las Positas College Administration of Justice program offers courses that lead to an Associate in Arts in Administration of Justice for transfer degree.

The Honors Certificate Program in Environmental and Earth Law offers students a practical and visionary curriculum that includes a diverse array of environmental courses, skills and experiential experiences, and rigorous writing opportunities.

This qualification provides a practical review of wills, probate & administration. Course content is tailored to the context of client work and covers all processes surrounding planning, drafting and enforcing a will.

The legal major of the Office Assistant program provides the skills you need to work as a legal assistant in today’s competitive market. Gain experience in a variety of software packages to prepare for a challenging career in the legal field. As a graduate of the program, you become adept with technology, understand procedures in a law office, have a basic knowledge of law, and can work in time-sensitive situations. The program of study for the legal major consists solely of prescribed courses; you do not take electives or options. The courses must be completed in the order presented in the program of study. The schedule is set by the program and courses can only be completed in the term they are offered.

POL students learn how to effectively conduct policy analysis, policy advocacy, and research on behalf of a just society. Students learn how to identify a policy problem or social issue, then use the tools of policy analysis to devise a solution. Courses include microeconomics and macroeconomics, which show how to apply economic concepts to social issues. Students also add valuable data skills that allow them to draw actionable insights from data and then communicate those findings to audiences.