Leadership and problem-solving using rigorous methodologies and analysis
The Law, Society and Justice concentration of Social Science (300.A1) is a two-year pre-university DEC program that focuses on the social, historical, economic, legal and political foundations of our modern world. How are societies organized? How are economic, political, and legal systems constructed and interconnected? How should we manage scarce resources? What is the difference between justice and law? These are some of the questions you will examine from a multidisciplinary perspective.
When applying to Law, Society and Justice, you will have the option to select LSJ (300.L1) or LSJ with Math (300. L2), which offers Differential Calculus and Linear Algebra in the place of two electives.