9 Degrees in Criminology in Canada for 2024
- Kitchener, Canada
- Waterloo, Canada + 6 more
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
The Protection, Security and Investigation program at Conestoga College is a two-year integrated learning experience designed to provide students with the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values necessary to excel in the field of protection, security, and investigation.
- Ottawa, Canada
Full time, Part time
1 year
Distance Learning, On-Campus
English
The one-year Victimology Ontario College Graduate Certificate program prepares you for work in a variety of fields, providing services to victims of crime. This one-year program provides specialized knowledge and skills in victimology and in the provision of victim services. You also explore the history and theories of victimization, with an applied victim-centered focus.
- Calgary, Canada
English
Study in Alberta’s only four-year Bachelor of Arts — Criminal Justice program and expand your understanding of law enforcement, community outreach and victim services.
- Camrose, Canada
- Edmonton, Canada
On-Campus
English
Criminology focuses on causes of criminal behaviour, labeling of behaviours as criminal, changing definitions of deviance and crime, the ways we count and measure crime, and social responses to it including the operation of the institutions that make up the criminal justice system. Students complete two field placements involving supervised work experience in a relevant criminal justice setting. The placements stress practical applications of criminological theory and complement the academic component of the Criminology program.Students are exposed to new people, information and gain valuable first-hand experience within the criminal justice system.
Course in Law
Eastern College
Featured
- Online Canada
On-Campus
English
The Faculty of Law at Eastern College equips students with diverse skills to assist Canadians through different jobs in the field legally.
- Oshawa, Canada
- Peterborough, Canada
On-Campus
English
In this interdisciplinary degree program, students are encouraged to use many lenses to examine ideas surrounding crime, justice, and the role of social inequality. Learn alongside faculty experts in Sociology, Law, Gender & Social Justice and Indigenous Studies, as you cultivate the analytical and digital competencies valued in today’s workplaces.
- Lethbridge, Canada
On-Campus
English
The Bachelor of Applied Arts in Justice Studies takes your career in the justice system full circle. The first two years of this four-year degree program are completed by taking either the Correctional Studies, Criminal Justice – Policing, or Child and Youth Care diploma or through an accepted transfer program.
- Online Canada
On-Campus
English
Throughout your four years, you will be exposed to the justice system: from the rules, we follow to dealing with people and communities to the hands-on processing of crime scenes and making arrests.
Cybercrime Investigation and Threats Technology (CITT)
Ontario College of Management and Technology
Featured
- Toronto, Canada
On-Campus
English
We are excited to offer a specialized program in Cybercrime Investigation and Threats Technology (CITT). This six (6) months program is geared towards market-centered skills in different areas of Cybercrime investigation, threats gathering techniques, and application of relevant technology. As a student of CITT, you will be part of a highly dedicated and studious team to unravel case studies and applying technology in various Cybercrime, and investigations. From Cyber fraud audit techniques, Identity & Access Management, Enterprise Security Architecture, to Computer Crime, Intelligence gathering, and investigations, this program would build you from ground zero with the relevant and in-demand Cyber skills. What next? For a profession that boasts of 100% employment (by Gartner), you can’t go wrong! While you are thinking about joining us, we would like to make something clear: our admission process does not favour anyone by race, gender, or belief, but rigorous and rewarding. We reward those with passion and interests. We approach education from a different perspective and toward humanistic. At OCMT, we believe no one should be limited by funding to acquire skills. As a result, we have a program in place for those who may not qualify for conventional funding but highly passionate about obtaining relevant, applicable, and in-demand skills.