Law And Society Minor
Minor
Introduction
Where law and society intersect.
Civil liberties. Human rights. The criminal justice system. Explore these areas and more with a minor in Law & Society at 麻豆社.
In this interdisciplinary program, you’ll learn how legal systems are linked to patterns of class, geography, and privilege—and begin to see the law from numerous vantage points and social contexts.
Grounded in Jesuit values, this program focuses on building critical thinking skills from a social justice perspective. Wherever your career path takes you, this minor will help you develop into an ethical leader poised for success in a diverse world.
Customizable Curriculum
Dive into the legal and societal topics that matter to you most. Choose from a broad range of electives from across academic programs.
Engagement Opportunities
Get involved with student groups such as the Pre-Law Society, Mock Trial Club, Sociology and Criminology Club, and the Francisco Suarez Society of Philosophy.
Academics
Program Overview & Outcomes
Open to all majors at JCU, this minor is especially relevant to students interested in careers in legal practice, corrections, or public policy. Throughout your interdisciplinary coursework, you will:
- Demonstrate knowledge of law and legal institutions from multiple perspectives, with a focus on the relationship between law, social structures, and political and social change
- Apply legal reasoning to identify and problem-solve key legal issues
Related Programs
The Law & Society minor is an ideal fit for students interested in legal practice, public policy, and related fields. It pairs well with majors and programs such as:
Next Steps
Interested in the intersection of law and society?
Get more info. Request information about John Carroll’s Law & Society minor today.
