Licentiate in Canon Law in Canada at USTPAUL Canada

Program Overview for Licentiate in Canon Law in Canada:

The Licentiate in Canon Law requires 75 units of coursework, of which 66 are compulsory courses. The six-session Licentiate in Canon Law program is governed by the apostolic constitution Veritatis Gaudium and subsequent legislation and norms of the Holy See.

These are the international student eligibility for the Licentiate in Canon Law in Canada

An applicant must have a bachelor’s degree or the equivalent with at least a B (70%) average, and a minimum of two years of study in philosophy and theology, either at the undergraduate or graduate level, which should include the study of philosophical anthropology, metaphysics, ethics, Sacred Scripture, fundamental theology, Trinitarian theology, Christology, grace, ecclesiology, sacramental theology (general and particular), moral theology (general and particular), and an introduction to canon law. They also need to have an adequate knowledge of Latin. An applicant who lacks sufficient preparation in philosophy and theology or Latin may be admitted provisionally, but must complete the prerequisites, under the direction of the Dean, before final acceptance into the program.

Two (2) letters of recommendation by persons who know the applicant and can attest to the applicant’s capacity to pursue graduate studies. In addition, a letter of permission from the applicant’s bishop (for secular clergy) or superior (for members of institutes of consecrated life or societies of apostolic life).

A curriculum vitae. Excellent knowledge of English or French and, for DCA 6921 Canonical Latin, a passive knowledge of the other language.

These are the domestic student eligibility for the Licentiate in Canon Law

An applicant must have a bachelor’s degree or the equivalent with at least a B (70%) average, and a minimum of two years of study in philosophy and theology, either at the undergraduate or graduate level, which should include the study of philosophical anthropology, metaphysics, ethics, Sacred Scripture, fundamental theology, Trinitarian theology, Christology, grace, ecclesiology, sacramental theology (general and particular), moral theology (general and particular), and an introduction to canon law. They also need to have an adequate knowledge of Latin. An applicant who lacks sufficient preparation in philosophy and theology or Latin may be admitted provisionally, but must complete the prerequisites, under the direction of the Dean, before final acceptance into the program.

Two (2) letters of recommendation by persons who know the applicant and can attest to the applicant’s capacity to pursue graduate studies. In addition, a letter of permission from the applicant’s bishop (for secular clergy) or superior (for members of institutes of consecrated life or societies of apostolic life).

A curriculum vitae. Excellent knowledge of English or French and, for DCA 6921 Canonical Latin, a passive knowledge of the other language.

These are the test eligibilities for the Licentiate in Canon Law to qualify.

The scholarships available for the Licentiate in Canon Law are:

Saint Paul University ''Studying in French'…

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CA$4,500.00

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International students newly enrolled in one of the University’s French programs: Honours Bac…

Saint Paul University ''Studying in French'' Scholarship for International Students

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Country: Canada Level: Undergraduate & Graduate & Phd Scholarship for: International and Domestic Students students Value: CA$4,500.00

Admission Criteria

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International students newly enrolled in one of the University’s French programs:

• Honours Bachelor and Master levels: a $1,500 scholarship per term;
• Doctorate: a scholarship of more than $4,500 per term, i.e. the same tuition fees as Canadians.

This scholarship is granted:

• For a maximum of four years based on eight sessions;
• For a maximum of two years for a master’s and four years for a doctorate, based on three sessions per year.

General conditions for admission:

• Have submitted an application for admission for the first time to Saint Paul University in a bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral program offered in French (that is, not have studied at Saint Paul University previously), according to the conditions for admission of the program chosen, and have an admission average of 85% or higher.

Specific conditions for graduate students

• Have obtained your previous degree in French, with at least 60% of courses taken in French. 

Enrolment conditions to maintain this scholarship throughout your studies

Undergraduate:

• Be registered full-time in a program that is offered in French and take at least three courses in French (9 credits) per session.

Graduate:

• Be registered full-time in a program that is offered in French and take most of your courses in French.

Students who receive this scholarship are not eligible for the Admission Scholarship Program.

For more information, please contact info@ustpaul.ca

Saint Paul University Graduate Admission Sch…

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CA$6,000.00

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All master’s degree candidates (Canadians, permanent residents and international) with a…

Saint Paul University Graduate Admission Scholarships

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Country: Canada Level: Graduate & Phd Scholarship for: International and Domestic Students students Value: CA$6,000.00

Admission Criteria

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All master’s degree candidates (Canadians, permanent residents and international) with an admission average of at least 85% are eligible to receive $2,000 per term for the first three consecutive terms of full-time enrolment.

All doctoral candidates (Canadians, permanent residents and international) with an admission average of at least 85% are eligible to receive $2,000 per term for the first twelve consecutive terms of full-time enrolment.

PROGRAM	Minimum Admission Average	Amount and Duration	Total Value
Master's	85%	$2,000 × 3 terms	$6,000
Doctorate	85%	$2,500 × 12 terms	$30,000

These scholarships are awarded automatically and the amounts are paid at the beginning of each term into your student account. Candidates who wish to enrol for a Graduate Diploma (GD) may receive a $2,000 entrance scholarship for one term only, subject to the conditions listed above (full-time enrolment and an admission average of at least 85%). However, the amount received as part of a GD will be deducted from the total value of the master's degree if they decide to continue their studies at this level.

For more information, please contact info@ustpaul.ca

The international student tuition fees and costs for Licentiate in Canon Law in Canada.

All candidates (Canadians, permanent residents and international students) with an average of 80.0% or higher who are studying full-time will receive a scholarship worth $2,000 per session at the master's level and $2,500 at the doctoral level. The total worth of Master's is CAD 12k (Full course) and Phd CAD 30k (Full course).