CA · Bachelors
Criminal Justice, Bachelor of Social Science
Program information
Program overview
Bachelor of Social Science Criminal Justice degree program provides you with a broad-based understanding of the criminal justice system why crime occurs and how best to respond to crime on both a societal and individual level The curriculum combines both theory and applied skills providing the breadth of knowledge and experience you need to meet the demands of working in this field Special emphasis is placed on understanding the perspectives of offenders front-line professionals administrators the community and others who come into contact with the criminal justice system In your first year of study you will participate in a social science foundation year common platform with other students from the Faculty of Social and Community Services In years two through four the curriculum will then focus on content specific to the criminal justice system Your studies will allow you to develop knowledge and skills critical to a variety of fast-paced ever-changing settings within the justice field You will gain a fundamental understanding of key concepts and theoretical approaches developed in relation to crime victimization criminalization criminal justice sociology policy studies law and correctional practice Your courses will include an in-depth study of the nature and causes of crime processes for managing crime deviance victimization mental health community safety rehabilitation recidivism social policy restorative justice and alternatives to incarceration
Duration: 13
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