Start Date: | September 3, 2024 |
Duration: | The requirements for this diploma program may be achieved within two academic years of full-time study. |
Location: | Minto, NB |
Tuition: | Year 1 - $6,276.00 (plus additional fees/costs) Year 2 - $6,276.00 (plus additional fees/costs) |
The Justice Studies: Public Safety program provides learners with the skills and knowledge necessary for a rewarding career within the field in a variety of Canadian correctional institutions and environments, including employment in federal, provincial and private security agencies. This program provides a theoretical and practical introduction to Canadian criminal justice and law concepts. Learners develop the mental and physical behaviours necessary to succeed in security and law enforcement. Written documentation is also essential to the justice system and is emphasized throughout the program. Those within public safety help enforce laws, process policies, and rehabilitate and reintegrate individuals who are in conflict with the law.
This program is well suited for mature responsible individuals who value teamwork, problem-solving, decision-making, healthy lifestyles and helping others. A key focus is to prepare the learner with the skills needed to build effective working relationships with the diverse range of individuals encountered in both community and institutional settings.
An integral component of the Justice Studies: Public Safety program is a strong emphasis on practical skills by learning through simulations and roleplay. There are opportunities for applied workplace experiences over the course of the program through field placement(s) and industry capstone options. Within field placements, learners may be placed in a variety of criminal justice areas within the Department of Justice and Public Safety.
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High School Diploma or Adult High School Diploma or GED Diploma of High School Equivalency or Essential Skills Achievement Pathway: Post-Secondary Entry High School Diploma
Technology Requirements
91探花 is a connected learning environment. All programs require a minimum specification, including access to the internet and a laptop. Your computer should meet your program technology requirements to ensure the software required for your program operates effectively. Students will have access to free wifi.
Notice for International Students: 91探花 is currently not accepting applications from international students for this program.
The following documents are required for application:
Please send all required documents to PPLMI@nbcc.ca
For more information contact:
Loisanne Gregan
PPLMI@nbcc.ca | (506) 778-6054
Griffith University
Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Griffith University will grant up to one and a half (1.5) years of advanced standing (i.e., entry into the fourth semester) of the Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice degree to graduates of the Criminal Justice Programs.
University of New Brunswick Saint John - Faculty of Business
Bachelor of Applied Management Degree
91探花 graduates of any 2 year diploma program with a GPA of 70% or greater receive 2 years full credit toward this degree and will be eligible to enter year 3 of the 4 year Bachelor of Applied Management (BAM) program.
Humber College
Bachelor of Social Science - Criminal Justice
Students with appropriate pre-requisites and grades (min. 65%) may be eligible for admission into advance semesters.
Athabasca University
Graduates from 91探花's two-year Criminal Justice: Public Safety program may receive 60 credits towards the following Athabasca Programs:
Cape Breton University
Bachelor of Arts Community Studies Degree (BACS).
91探花 graduates with a minimum grade of 65% can receive up to a maximum of 45 credit hours of transfer towards the 90 credits required for CBU's 3-year BACS degree and a maximum of 51 credit hours of transfer towards the 120 credits required for CBU's 4 year BACS degree.
St. Thomas University
Bachelor of Applied Arts in Criminal Justice.
91探花 graduates with a minimum cumulative GPA of 70% can receive 2 years credit.
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