That's one of the reasons why we created a combined Human Rights B.A. Honours program. The flexibility of the B.A. allows students to combine Human Rights with any other program that also offers the Combined Arts Honours option. The added bonus of studying Human Rights at Carleton is its close proximity to various human rights organizations in Ottawa. The nation's capital offers students access to a plethora of non-governmental organizations that deal with the promotion of human rights and the elimination of human rights abuses. Part of what makes Carleton's Bachelor of Arts program in Criminology and Criminal Justice distinct is its three areas of concentration.
Students can tailor their program by specializing in either law , psychology or sociology .
The field placement provides students with hands-on experience in a practical setting. Placement opportunities range from front-line work with offenders and victims, to the police, Crown attorneys and lawyers, and with researchers and policy analysts in criminal justice and crime prevention. A three or four-year degree in Linguisitics can lead to careers in speech therapy, English as a second language instruction, rehabilitative services and teaching. Students were able to talk with our experts and share in their enthusiasm and passion for the study of Linguistics . Geographic Information Processing, environmental ethics, international development, and environmental policy and law are just some of the areas of concentration available under the Geography and Environmental Studies program at Carleton.