College Programs

Law-related Post-secondary Programs in Ontario
College-level

Remember! If you are interested in going to law school to become a lawyer, you first need to get a university degree. But there are loads of other interesting careers in the legal profession that don’t require a university degree. Check out the following list of law-related Community College programs in Ontario.

Centennial College

Community and Justice Services – Working with People at Risk
Law Clerk
Police Foundations

Durham College

Advanced Law Enforcement and Investigations
Court and Tribunal Agent
Court and Tribunal Agent/Paralegal
Court Support Services
Law and Security Administration
Legal Administration/Law Clerk
Police Foundations

Fleming College

Biotechnology – Forensics
Computer Security and Investigations
Community and Justice Services
Court and Tribunal Agent
Emergency Management
Law and Security Administration – Customs Border Services
Law Clerk
Law and Security Administration – Security Risk Management
Natural Resources Law Enforcement
Police Foundations
Pre-Service Firefighting and Training

Georgian College

Bachelor of Applied Human Services - Police Studies
Law and Security Administration
Police Foundations

Humber College

Bachelor of Applied Arts - Paralegal Studies
Law Clerk
Police Foundations
Pre-Service Firefighter Education and Training

Mohawk College

Advanced Security Management
Law and Security Administration – Private Security

Seneca College

Advanced Investigations and Enforcement
Court and Tribunal Administration
Court and Tribunal Administration – Articulated
Law Clerk
Legal and Corporate Administration
Police Foundations

Sheridan College

Community and Justice Services Program
Correctional Worker
Court and Tribunal Agent
Investigation – Public and Private
Law and Security Administration – Private Security
Police Foundations