34 Bachelor's degrees in Criminal Justice in Canada

The Police Foundations programme from St. Lawrence College provides training for a career in police services and other branches of law enforcement.

Through this Criminal Justice BA programme from University of the Fraser Valley you'll learn about the criminal justice system and delve into the complex issues surrounding it such as the causes, prevention, and law enforcement responses to criminal behaviou.

On the Diploma in Protection, Security and Investigation from Mohawk College learn essential skills and techniques in the public safety, physical security, criminal justice, investigation and crime prevention careers.

The Criminal Justice diploma, Graduate Diploma from University of the Fraser Valley prepares you for front-line/entry-level jobs in the field.

On the Community and Justice Services Diploma (Program #286-288) from Mohawk College learn intervention, protection, and rehabilitation techniques to support at-risk youth, victims of crime, and people involved with the criminal justice system.

The Criminal Justice degree delivered by the University of Winnipeg focuses on the study of social responses to lawbreaking and transgression, including different dimensions of the police, courts, corrections. Criminal Justice is an interdisciplinary social science degree that provides students with a strong grounding in critical thinking, writing, and research skills.

The Community and Criminal Justice (Honours) programme from Conestoga College is anchored to a strong foundation in values, service and action, and draws from a rich network of community and institutional collaborators and partners.   

The Community and Justice Services programme at Centennial College is a two-year public course designed for those pursuing careers in criminal justice. This full-time diploma focuses on rehabilitation and intervention strategies, combining classroom learning with extensive practical field placements in diverse settings.

This Police and Justice Studies course from Thompson Rivers University will prepare you for the challenges of a career in policing, as well as in corrections, parole, customs, and other government services at the federal, provincial or municipal levels.

Algoma University's Law and Justice programme incorporates diverse legal traditions into the curriculum and investigates law from historical, social and philosophical perspectives.

Are you passionate about the field of criminal justice? Increase your knowledge of the structures and processes of the Canadian justice system with the Criminal Justice Studies programme from Douglas College

Through this Forensics and Criminology for CAAT Diploma holders in Police Foundations BA programme from University of Windsor we’ll train you to investigate and analyze evidence from crimes ranging from homicide to abuse, and from fraud to hacking.

The two-year Community and Justice Services program at Algonquin College emphasizes alternatives to policing and prisons and teaches students skills to work with people and communities to address issues such as criminalization, poverty, affordable housing scarcity, food insecurity, and immigration. 

The Criminal Justice programme at Mount Royal University is a four-year degree offered in a full-time study mode. This comprehensive course integrates criminological theory with practical field experience, preparing students for the justice system through an optional honours stream and extensive work-integrated learning.

The Global Justice programme at Western University - Canada offers a comprehensive examination of international law and criminal justice. This full-time course provides students with the analytical tools to address complex global challenges. Delivered on-campus, the degree focuses on developing expertise in cross-border legal frameworks.

The Criminology and Criminal Justice at University of New Brunswick is the study of crime and justice from a sociological perspective.

The Global Studies Bachelor of Arts (Honours) at Ontario Tech University is a full-time, four or five-year programme. Delivered in a public study mode, it examines international development and democratic governance. Students explore global trends through diverse perspectives while engaging in paid co-op or practicum placements.

The Criminology and Criminal Justice programme at St. Thomas University provides a comprehensive liberal arts education. This full-time undergraduate degree explores the causes of crime and the Canadian legal system. Students develop critical thinking skills through expert-led seminars and diverse experiential learning.

Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice at the Brock University offers an exciting opportunity to study criminal behaviour and criminal justice in a uniquely diverse way.

The Justice Studies programme at Royal Roads University will help you gain practical knowledge of Canadian public policy on criminal justice, Indigenous perspectives of justice and restorative justice. Examine rights, advocacy, gender and alternative dispute resolution.