Justice Administration Services (Articulated) (JASY)

This distinct, nine-month articulated program is for you, if you are a graduate of the Law and Society Program of York University or of a Justice Studies degree or equivalent from an Ontario university.

You will be equipped with the necessary skills to work in the justice sector, as a professional public service administrator or clerk for courts and quasi-judicial administrative tribunals. You will study Canadian law, procedure and ethics while gaining hands-on experience in the areas of project management, legal research, public administration and technology. Fluency in English is critical to your success as there is a strong focus on effective written and verbal communication throughout the program.

Note: You can also pursue the exclusive two-year Justice Administration Services Seneca diploma program.

• Written and verbal communication
• Problem-solving and conflict resolution
• Organization and time management
• Legal research and critical thinking
• Collaboration and teamwork
• Project management
• Technological proficiency
  

Meet all the academic requirements and you will have the opportunity to participate in a four–week unpaid field placement at the end of your second semester. This opportunity will provide you with practical work experience and exposure to the justice administration sector. With the support and assistance of the faculty and staff, you will play an active role in securing your placement.

To be placed in a court or other government setting, you will have to provide a police clearance certificate. You must have permanent resident status or Canadian citizenship to be eligible for a field placement with a government court, tribunal, department or agency.

• Court of Appeal for Ontario
• Ontario Court of Justice
• Superior Court of Justice
• Federal Court of Canada
• Immigration and Refugee Board

Other career opportunities are available in administrative tribunals and agencies that deal with such matters as landlord and tenant, workplace health and safety, and labour relations.

Upon successful completion of the Alternative Dispute Resolution course, including full attendance, you will receive an Alternative Dispute Resolution Certificate of Attendance from the School of Legal, Public and Office Administration.