BA (Honours) in Criminology (4 Years) in Sudbury Canada | Laurentian University

Criminology examines how social inequalities connect with crime and violence in modern society, along with specific groups that come into conflict with legal systems. This comprehensive program covers criminological theories, criminal justice institutions, crime causation, cultural aspects of crime, racial profiling and policing practices in Canada, Indigenous peoples' experiences with the justice system, youth societal issues, new religious movements, corporate-state crime, and media representations of crime. Students develop skills in social research methodologies and data analysis, with opportunities to engage in research initiatives.

Professional Pathways
Graduates can explore careers in law enforcement, legal professions, youth correctional facilities, and Indigenous relations. Other options include private security firms, border and immigration services, community safety programs, social justice and human rights advocacy, as well as roles in parole administration.