School of Law, Justice & Community Services
The School of Law and Justice has an excellent reputation in Ontario for being top-of-mind for law programs. This is largely because employers are satisfied with the practical, hands-on training and experience Fleming students receive. This extensive training extends well beyond the classroom and ensures our grads are prepared to excel in their chosen field.
Areas of study within the school include law and justice programs, law and technology as well as first responder programs.
Community Services programs within this School, such as Recreation and Leisure Services, Social Service Worker and Drug and Alcohol Counsellor, offer an intensive, four-month placement during final semester. Our Collections Conservation and Museum Management and Curatorship programs are recognized throughout Canada and internationally.
Several programs offer the opportunity to take courses that are designed from an Aboriginal perspective, to gain a more in-depth understanding of Aboriginal populations. See the Aboriginal Emphasis Initiative page for more information.
Programs in Law, Justice & Community Services
- Biotechnology Technologist - Forensics
- Collections Conservation and Management
- Community and Justice Services (formerly Correctional Worker)
- Computer Security and Investigations
- Drug and Alcohol Counsellor
- Emergency Management (Post-Graduate)
- Law & Security Administration - Customs Border Services
- Law & Security Administration - Security and Risk Management
- Law Clerk
- Museum Management and Curatorship (Post-Graduate)
- Paralegal (formerly Court & Tribunal Agent)
- Police Foundations
- Pre-Service Firefighter Education and Training
- Recreation and Leisure Services
- Social Service Worker
News & Events
Emergency Management Students Manage Mock Incident
Students in the Emergency Management program receive their practical training at the Eastern Ontario Fire Academy Training facility. It's an ideal environment to simulate various emergency situations where they learn control, communication and resource management strategies. This particular exercise was conducted in partnership with Douro-Dummer Township. The scenario they managed included dealing with freezing rain and power outages throughout the township and a number of weather-related car accidents which closed off major transportation routes.
For more information about the Emergency Management Program and careers in Emergency Management contact:
Rod Manley
Email: Rod Manley
Ph: 705/749-5530 ext. 1094
Transfer Agreements
Graduates of many of our diploma programs can take advantage of transfer agreements with universities that recognize our diplomas for significant credit towards degrees. Find out how you can earn a related degree in less time, for less money.
- Athabasca University
- Brock University
- Griffith University, Queensland, Australia
- Lakehead University
- Laurentian University
- Ryerson University
- University of Lethbridge
- University of New Brunswick
- University of Ontario Institute of Technology
- University of Waterloo
- University of Western Sydney
- University of Windsor
For more information, see our University Transfers page.