Discover why so many students make Carleton University their #1 choice for post-secondary education. Carleton is home to Canada’s premier legal studies program and offers the most comprehensive B.A. program in law in Canada.
| Alumni Profiles | Career Paths | Faculty Testimonials |
| Learn more about our alumni and their experiences with the B.A. program in Law |
Find out what you can do with a Bachelor’s Degree from Law and Legal Studies |
Meet some of our faculty and hear what they are saying about our B.A. program in Law |
Alumni Profiles
Find out what careers our alumni have achieved and how a B.A. Law degree led them to success!
75 for 75
In honour of Carleton University’s 75th anniversary in 2017, the Faculty of Public Affairs profiled 75 inspiring alumni! Among those highlighted are a number of alums from the Department of Law and Legal Studies:
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Julie DelahantyExecutive Director, Oxfam Canada Bachelor of Arts, Law (‘92), and Master of International Affairs (‘95) |
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Juanita DobsonAssistant Deputy Attorney General, Victims and Vulnerable Persons Division, Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Law (’88) |
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Michelle DouglasActivist and Advocate Bachelor of Arts, Combined Honours in Law and Political Science (’85) |
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John PetersPrincipal, Jaimac Risk Management Bachelor of Arts, Law (’88) |
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Sue O’SullivanFederal Ombudsman for Victims of Crime Bachelor of Arts, Law and Sociology (‘81) |
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Saäd RafiCEO, Ontario Retirement Pension Plan Bachelor of Arts, Law (’83), and Master of Arts, Public Administration (’88) |
Video Profiles
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FPA Spotlight
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| Nejolla Korris B.A. /06 in Law CEO and Founder, InterVeritas International |
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Faculty Testimonials
At Carleton, you’ll be taught by experienced professors with a keen understanding of the law, many of whom publish extensively and are award-winning researchers. And since a large number of part-time course instructors are drawn from federal departments, government agencies, and private sector organizations in Ottawa, you’ll also be taught by seasoned professionals with extensive working experience in the field.
