Atlantic Technological University

Overview

The Law with Criminal Justice program at Atlantic Technological University offers a comprehensive education that integrates core legal studies with an exploration of the criminal justice system. Students will develop a strong foundation in legal principles while delving into topics such as crime, criminology, and the roles of various stakeholders within the justice process. This program emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical experience, preparing graduates for successful careers in law and criminal justice.

What you'll study

This program combines essential law modules with a focus on criminal justice. The curriculum is designed to build foundational legal knowledge, enhance practical skills, and apply learning to real-world justice contexts.

Indicative modules may include:

• Constitutional Law
• Contract Law
• Criminal Law
• Tort Law
• Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
• Legal Practice and Skills Development
• ICT Skills for Legal and Professional Contexts
• Criminology and Criminal Justice-related Modules

Practical learning opportunities:

• Work placement options, where available
• Participation in the Street Law initiative, providing legal information to schools and community groups

Note: Module titles and sequencing may vary each academic year. For the most accurate curriculum information, please refer to the program handbook or the university's course outline.

Entry requirements

The program does not specify particular GRE, GMAT, or GPA requirements. Prospective students should check with the university for detailed admission criteria.

Career prospects