Program Overview
Do justice to your future career by studying criminology at UWindsor. Our popular, widely respected criminology program focuses on studies of criminal activity, legal issues, policing, regulation, the criminal justice system, surveillance, and security. With small class sizes, students have the flexibility to tailor their degree to their interests. Additionally, practicums with government and community agencies are offered, helping students prepare for a successful career.
Program Structure
The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Philosophy and Criminology is structured as a 4-year program. This program offers a variety of options to enhance your educational experience, including:
- Combined Honours Programs available
- Practicums with government and community agencies
Students can expect to engage in hands-on experiences, particularly in their fourth year through a practicum course designed to prepare them for real-world applications of their studies. The program emphasizes a comprehensive understanding of criminology, ensuring that graduates are well-equipped for their future careers.
Featured Experiences
- Hands-on experience through a 4th year practicum course.
- Opportunities to engage with professors involved in policy, research, and advocacy.
- Small class sizes that foster personalized learning and interaction.
- Access to original research opportunities, with over 200 undergraduate students having published or presented their work.
- Strong community involvement, with 139,000 hours of service contributed by students.
Career Options
Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Philosophy and Criminology can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:
- Border Services Officer: Enforces laws at borders and ensures the security of the nation.
- Law Enforcement Officer: Works to maintain public safety and enforce laws within communities.
- Child and Youth Worker: Supports young individuals facing various challenges, providing guidance and assistance.
- Social Service Consultant: Advises community agencies on best practices and policies to support social welfare.
- Crime Analyst: Analyzes crime data to help law enforcement agencies develop strategies for crime prevention.
Other potential career options include roles such as detective, correctional officer, legal consultant, and policy analyst, providing a wide range of opportunities for graduates to make a meaningful impact in society.
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