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 Psychology and Criminology is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of criminology and psychology over a 4-year program. This program includes:
- Combined Honours Programs available
- Hands-on experience through a 4th-year practicum course
- Flexibility in course selection to align with personal interests
Students will benefit from engaging with professors who are involved in policy, research, and advocacy, allowing for real-life discussions in class. The program is designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge for their future careers.
Featured Experiences
- Practicums with government and community agencies
- Hands-on experience in a 4th-year practicum course
- Small class sizes for personalized learning
- Opportunities to engage with professors involved in real-world policy and advocacy
- Over 200 undergraduate students have published or presented original research
Career Options
Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Psychology and Criminology can pursue various career paths in Canada, including:
- Border Services Officer: Enforces laws and regulations at borders, ensuring security and compliance.
- Law Enforcement Officer: Works to maintain public safety and enforce laws within communities.
- Child and Youth Worker: Supports children and youth in overcoming challenges and achieving personal goals.
- Social Service Consultant: Advises organizations on best practices for community service and support.
- Crime Analyst: Analyzes crime data to identify trends and assist law enforcement in strategic planning.
Other potential career options include roles such as detective, correctional officer, legal consultant, and policy analyst, providing a wide range of opportunities for graduates in the field of criminology and psychology.
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