CA · Masters
Diploma in Criminal and Social Justice
Program information
Program overview
The Criminal and Social Justice program based at Okanagan College s Penticton campus will provide students with an Arts-based criminal and social justice education It is a two-year four-semester program in which students will take a variety of criminal and social justice related courses in Sociology Psychology Political Science and Criminology as well as elective Arts courses of personal interest Some fields of inquiry may include Indigenous studies gender studies race and ethnicity globalization and poverty Students will graduate from this two-year program with a Diploma in Criminal and Social Justice and transfer into degree opportunities at other institutions in British Columbia and elsewhere or they can move directly into the workforce as there is growing labour demand in the field of criminal and social justice Students exit the program with a solid practical understanding of criminal and social justice issues in Canada and the world as well as the academic skills of analytical reasoning critical thinking communication and information retrieval that will be applied to their future profession and academic pursuits
Duration: 12
Fees and entry information
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Intakes and application timing
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