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See the degree grade →A two-year pre-university Social Science profile that examines how legal systems, government policy and social institutions interact. Suited to students planning university studies in politics, law, criminology, journalism or other social sciences who want interdisciplinary grounding in government and public affairs.
Coursework explores multiple legal systems and the role of government policy within social contexts. The profile emphasises politics and government while developing interdisciplinary skills across social science disciplines. The program offers a variety of Social Science courses that examine connections among law, social institutions and policy-making.
In addition to Vanier College’s general admission requirements, this profile requires Math CST 563-404/414 (or cégep equivalent 201-012-RE). Admission is for the Autumn intake and the profile is offered as part of the Social Science pre-university programs.
Designed to prepare students for further study, graduates commonly move into university programs or careers related to criminology, economics, international relations, journalism, law, political science, public affairs, psychology and sociology. The profile does not guarantee admission to a specific university program; students should meet with an Academic Advisor to confirm prerequisites for their intended university program.
As a pre-university profile, funding and scholarship opportunities depend on college-wide and external awards. Prospective students should consult Vanier’s financial aid office and external scholarship sources for eligibility criteria and application deadlines.
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