The BA in Justice Studies at Royal Roads University is available in two formats; a one-year, on-campus option, or a blended learning model of online study and on-campus residencies. There’s no difference in content between the different delivery methods, so choose the format that works for your current situation. Our blended online bachelor’s degree allows you to continue working while you complete your program, and our on-campus option accelerates your learning to complete your third and fourth years of study in just one year.
One-year, On-campus Experience – This fulltime program begins in September and finishes the following August, where you will work on five classes at a time over a 12-month period with short breaks between four terms.
Two-Year, Blended Learning – Expect to engage with instructors and classmates while completing lessons, case studies, and discussions through our online learning platform. Two mandatory, three-week on-campus residencies allow you to work face-to-face with your classmates in an intense learning environment.
Outcomes
BA Justice Studies Program Learning Outcomes
Graduates will develop the theoretical and practical foundations to critically assess issues related to justice studies. Additionally, they will have in-depth knowledge of the justice system including criminal justice, human rights, advocacy, conflict resolution, and mediation.
- Critical Thinking
- Communication
- Research
- Knowledge
- Professional Skills and Practices
Careers
Graduates may pursue careers in many areas of the public sector as well as non-profit agencies and other non-government organizations. Additionally, a variety of opportunities exist in criminal justice agencies and other organizations dealing with justice-related issues. Graduates have gone on to work in alternative dispute resolution, community development, probation, policy analysis, advocacy, and the like. Some graduates are continuing their education at law school, while others are pursuing graduate degrees.