Policing & Community Well-Being

This program prepares students for roles in policing and human, social and public services, focusing on community health, safety and security. Described as Canada’s only community-inclusive policing and community well-being program of its kind, it is offered exclusively at Trent’s Durham campus in the Greater Toronto Area. Small classes support mentorship across sociology, criminology and social work. Classroom and community experiences develop leadership, collaboration and problem-solving skills.

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Credential: BA
Program length: Not specified
Campus: Durham
Co-op: No

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YOUR STUDIES

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Specializations / streams

Not specified

Program structure

Faculty / department

Department of Policing

Study format

full time or part time

Full-time or part-time.

Delivery mode

In person

Honours option

Yes

Minor options

Capstone / final-year project

Not required

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

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Listed prerequisite courses

A minimum of six Grade 12 4U or 4M courses, ENG 4U with a minimum of 60%

Grade range / admission notes

Minimum 75%.

Supplementary application

Not required

Portfolio / audition

Not required

EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING

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Co-op availability

Internship option

Yes

Placement / practicum

Yes

CAREER PATHWAYS

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Career paths

Policy Analyst, Correctional Officer, Mental Health Worker

Professional pathways / licensure

Police Office.

TUITION & FEES

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Collected tuition estimate

$8,363.07 CAD

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