CA · Masters
Justice Studies Diploma
Program information
Program overview
In this program you will gain an understanding of the elements of the justice system in Canada how those elements relate to each other and how the system works at the local provincial territorial and federal levels You will learn about the complex origins of crime and criminal behaviour how to work with other professionals to improve community safety and how to apply skills in mediation and conflict resolution to communicate effectively in stressful situations You will also learn about the history of Indigenous peoples in Canada and the connected contemporary issues within the justice system Completing this diploma program will allow you to liaise with working professionals in the justice system and to experience what it means to work in the field through a practicum placement Understanding the roles and requirements for a number of justice-related professions will prepare you for entry-level positions in the justice field or degree completion in a Justice Studies or related undergraduate program Our program offers Dynamic learning activities Blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills Dedicated instructors who will help you succeed Practicum placement that will give you experience in the justice field
Duration: 12
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Intakes and application timing
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