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Criminology Diploma

(University-level classes)

Criminology Diploma.pdf

Criminology Diploma

• Full-time or part-time • Starts:

Note 2: Students who received less

One of:

September and January (most

than a "B" in English 12 or its equiva-

CRIM 201 Policing in Modern Society

lent are strongly encouraged to select

courses) • Fees, 1st year - $2,690,

CRIM 241 Introduction to

English 103 as their first university

2nd year - $2,861; entire program:

Corrections

credit English course.

$5,548 • Two years • Prince George

Plus two electives — see below

Note 3: The GED certificate meets the

campus; individual courses may

Semester 4 January - April

general admission requirements, but

be available at other campuses

CRIM 120

Research Methods in

does not meet specific program or

(selection of first- and second-year

course prerequisites.

Criminology

CRIM 230

Criminal Law

courses available at Quesnel)

Note 4: Math 11 or Math 045 or equiv-

One of:

alent will be required for second year.

PHIL 101 Moral Philosophy

Careers

Note 5: Students graduating from

PHIL 102 Theory of Knowledge

Grade 12 in 2013 will require

As a trained criminal justice profes-

PHIL 110 Logic 1: Propositional

Foundations of Math 11 or Pre-

sional, you’ll have a variety of careers

Logic

calculus 11 or Math 045 or equivalent

to choose from:

PHIL 220 Political Philosophy

will be required for second year.

• Police officer

Plus two electives — see below

Note 6: You will need to comply with

• Corrections officer

the prerequisites of the specific courses

Electives

• Probation officer

you select.

During the third and fourth semesters,

• Parole officer

you must choose electives as follows

• Social worker

Program outline

• One CNC university level-course

• Researcher

Semester 1

September - December

that transfers directly to SFU

ENGL 103

Composition and Style

(3 credits total). You are limited to

• Sheriff

CRIM 101

Introduction to

these subjects: anthropology,

• Bailiff

commerce, computer science,

Criminology

CRIM 103

Introduction to the

economics, English, geography,

• Private detective

Criminal Justice System

history, math, philosophy, political

• And more

PSYC 101

Introduction to

science, psychology, sociology, and

Work activities might include protecting

Psychology I

women’s studies.

the public, detecting and preventing

SOC 101

Introduction to Sociology I

• Any three CNC university-level

crime, engaging in confidential discus-

Semester 2

January - April

courses (any subject) that transfer

sions with offenders, supervising prison-

PSCI 131

The Administration of

directly to SFU (9 credits total).

ers, or carrying out research.

Justice

CRIM 102

Psychology of Criminal

Preparing for joint majors at SFU

Admission requirements

and Deviant Behaviour

CNC can prepare you to pursue joint

CRIM 106

Sociological Explanations

1. Successful completion of one of the

majors at SFU in Criminology/Women’s

of Crime and Deviance

following:

Studies, Criminology/Psychology, and

PSYC 102

Introduction to

- Grade 12 (with English 12 or

Criminology/Sociology.

Psychology II

English 12: First Peoples) or

SOC 102

Introduction to

If you need help planning your sched-

- ABE/CCP Advanced Certificate

Sociology II

ule, please see a CNC counsellor/

advisor.

Semester 3

September - December

- GED Certificate

CRIM 135

Introduction to Canadian

Law and Legal Institutions

Note 1: It is strongly recommended

Course completion

PSYC 201

Statistics for the Social

that high school students consult their

Effective September 2012, courses

Sciences

counsellors to ensure they select the

must be completed no more than 10

most appropriate high school courses

years prior to the date of graduation in

for their chosen career paths.

order to count toward the Criminology

Diploma.

2011-12 CNC program guide and course calendar

- 40 -

www.cnc.bc.ca

Criminology Diploma cont’d

This policy applies to CNC courses and

to all courses transferred from other

post-secondary institutions for credit at

CNC. Courses more than 10 years old

may be considered for unassigned

credit. Students should contact the

Dean to discussion this option.

Note: Professional certification or

accreditation bodies and receiving

institutions may have different criteria.

How to apply

See Applying to CNC

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The College of New Caledonia reserves the right to limit, cancel, or adjust programs without notice.

*Approximate tuition fees for 2008-09 -- subject to change. Includes fees such as Students' Union fee, technology fee, etc. Does not include books, tools, and supplies. Fees for international students are higher.

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