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Criminology Diploma

(University-level classes)

Criminology Diploma.pdf

124 University studies

Note 2: Students who received less than a

Plus two electives — see below

Criminology

“B” in English 12 or its equivalent are

encouraged to select English 103 as their first

Electives

Diploma

university credit English course.

During the third and fourth semesters, you

must choose electives as follows

• Full-time or part-time • Starts:

Note 3: The GED certificate meets the

general admission requirements, but does not

September and January (most

• One CNC university level-course that

meet specific program or course

transfers directly to SFU (3 credits total).

courses) • Fees, 1st year - $3,001,

prerequisites.

You are limited to these subjects:

2nd year - $2,919; entire program:

anthropology, commerce, computer

Note 4: Math 11 or Math 045 or equivalent

$5,920 • Two years • Prince

will be required for second year.

science, economics, English, geography,

George; individual courses may be

history, math, philosophy, political

Note 5: Students graduating from Grade 12

available at other campuses

science, psychology, sociology, and

in 2013 will require Foundations of Math 11 or

women’s studies.

(selection of first- and second-year

Pre-calculus 11 or Math 045 or equivalent

courses available at Quesnel)

that’s required for second year.

• Any three CNC university-level courses

(any subject) that transfer directly to SFU

Note 6: You will need to comply with the

(9 credits total).

Careers

prerequisites of the specific courses you

select.

As a trained criminal justice professional,

Preparing for joint majors at SFU

you’ll have a variety of careers to choose

from:

CNC can prepare you to pursue joint majors

Program outline

at SFU in Criminology/Women’s Studies,

• Police officer

Semester 1 September - December

Criminology/Psychology, and

ENGL 103 Composition and Style

• Corrections officer

Criminology/Sociology.

CRIM 101

Introduction to Criminology

• Probation officer

If you need help planning your schedule,

CRIM 103

Introduction to the Criminal

Justice System

please see a CNC counsellor/advisor.

• Parole officer

PSYC 101 Introduction to Psychology I

• Social worker

SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology I

Course completion

• Researcher

Semester 2 January - April

Courses must be completed no more than 10

• Sheriff

PSCI 131

The Administration of Justice

years prior to the date of graduation in order

CRIM 102

Psychology of Criminal and

• Bailiff

to count toward the Criminology Diploma.

Deviant Behaviour

• Private detective

CRIM 106

Sociological Explanations of

This policy applies to CNC courses and to all

Crime and Deviance

courses transferred from other post-

• And more

PSYC 102 Introduction to Psychology II

secondary institutions for credit at CNC.

Work activities might include protecting the

SOC 102

Introduction to Sociology II

Courses more than 10 years old may be

public, detecting and preventing crime,

considered for unassigned credit. Students

Semester 3 September - December

engaging in confidential discussions with

should contact the Dean to discuss this

CRIM 135

Introduction to Canadian Law

offenders, supervising prisoners, or carrying

option.

and Legal Institutions

out research.

PSYC 201 Statistics for the Social

Note: Professional certification or

Sciences

accreditation bodies and receiving institutions

may have different criteria.

Admission requirements

One of:

CRIM 201

Policing in Modern Society

1. Successful completion of one of the

CRIM 241

Introduction to Corrections

following:

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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