2021-2022 PROGRAM BROCHURE
About The Program:
Our students receive a well-rounded education based on interdisciplinary studies exploring ideas and knowledge-building skills in the areas of law, history, philosophy, religion, history of art, social sciences, natural sciences and mathematics.
Our students will benefit from an environment where faculty and students work together in a community dedicated to learning.
Our students will develop as individuals and gain self-confidence through team-building, problem-solving and cooperative projects.
Our students will develop critical thinking and study skills while expanding oral and written communications skills.
Our students will have an opportunity to participate in extra-curricular activities such as concerts, plays, movies, field trips, etc. These activities will help broaden and further enrich our students’ understanding of Liberal Arts from outside the classroom.
We are the only CEGEP to offer two unique options under the Liberal Arts Program:
Law and Civilization:
Law and Civilization is an ideal choice for students wishing to pursue university studies in Law including Common, Civil and International Law.
The Law and Civilization option is also ideal for students looking for a well-rounded education with excellent preparation for future studies in:
- Communications
- Creative Writing
- Education
- Journalism
- Law
- Liberal Arts
- Literature
- Philosophy
- And many other university programs under the Faculty of Arts & Science.
Law, Civilization and Mathematics:
Graduates from the Law, Civilization and Mathematics option will also have the required mathematics pre-requisite courses (Calculus I, Calculus II and Linear Algebra) needed to apply to the following university programs:
- Accounting
- Actuarial Mathematics
- Finance
- Human Resource Management
- International Business
- Management
- Marketing
Law and Civilization Program Grid:
Semester 1:
– Gods, Goddesses and Warriors: Creative Expression
– Kingdoms and Empires: A History of the Ancient and Medieval Worlds
– Morality, Justice and the State
– Option Course
– Introduction to Literature
– Thinking Outside the Box, Then & Now
– Physical Education
Semester 2:
– Philosophy of Law
– Research Methods
– Option Course
– The Evolution of Literary Genres
– The Rise of Humanism
– French
– Physical Education
Semester 3:
– Liberty, Rights and the Individual
– Logic, Math & Society
– World Religions
– Rebirth and Revolution: The Making of an Early Modern World
– Pictures & Recordings: Technologies of Art and Music
– History of Law
– Romanticism and Realism
Semester 4:
– Integrative Seminar
– Development of Modern Science
– Wars and Peace: The Origins of our Contemporary World
– Literature for Our Time
– Ethics, Law and Civilization
– French
– Physical Education
Law and Civilization with Mathematics Program Grid:
Semester 1:
– Gods, Goddesses and Warriors: Creative Expression
– Calculus I
– Morality, Justice and the State
– Kingdoms and Empires: A History of the Ancient and Medieval Worlds
– Introduction to Literature
– Thinking Outside the Box, Then & Now
– Physical Education
Semester 2:
– Philosophy of Law
– Research Methods
– Calculus II
– The Evolution of Literary Genres
– The Rise of Humanism
– French
– Physical Education
Semester 3:
– Liberty, Rights and the Individual
– Logic, Math & Society
– World Religions
– Rebirth and Revolution: The Making of an Early Modern World
– Pictures & Recordings: Technologies of Art and Music
– Romanticism and Realism
– French
Semester 4:
– Wars and Peace: The Origins of our Contemporary World
– Development of Modern Science
– Linear Algebra
– Integrative Seminar
– Literature for Our Time
– Ethics, Law and Civilization
– Physical Education
Application Deadline:
March 1st for the Fall Semester
Minimum Admissions Requirements:
Quebec Secondary School Diploma or a level of education that is deemed equivalent by the College.
Prerequisites for Law, Civilization and Mathematics:
Mathematics TS 5 or SN 5.
