Hi guys, i'm starting yo choose my courses for my first year and I'm having trouble in choosing what courses that will be best for my second year in Justice, Political, Philosophy and Law. Does anyone have any suggestion in what i should take that will help me in my second year? Please let me know thanks!

Hey! I'm in JPPL for 2nd year. For first year I took every philosophy course I could and so did most other people in the program. The main class they care about is the philosophy and law in society one... 1B03 I think?, but it's recommended you just take as much philosophy as you can, and then write a good application when the time comes to apply. Good luck!

Thank you so much!! I'm just starting to choose my courses, and yeah i have a lot of the philosophy courses. but I'm wondering what other courses could i choose from Humanities or Social Sciences? IS there any courses u really liked that you would recommend?

I took contemporary indigenous studies and it was really good, you learn the entire process of land claim disputes, and the history of residential schools. I also took history of modernity, it covered world history from 1750-1950 ish and was pretty good at looking at the political philosophies that helped shape the events in that time period. And then I took stuff like women's studies, peace studies, and labour studies, I just tried to take things that would give different viewpoints of justice.