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The Criminal and Social Justice program at Okanagan College's Penticton campus offers an Arts-focused education in criminal and social justice. This four-semester, two-year curriculum includes diverse courses in Sociology, Psychology, Political Science, and Criminology, along with elective Arts courses tailored to individual interests. Potential study areas encompass indigenous studies, gender studies, race and ethnicity, globalization, and poverty. Upon completing the program, graduates receive a Diploma in Criminal and Social Justice, enabling them to pursue further education at institutions across British Columbia and beyond or enter the workforce directly, given the increasing demand in this field. The program equips students with comprehensive knowledge of criminal and social justice matters in Canada and globally, while developing essential academic abilities like analytical reasoning, critical analysis, effective communication, and research skills applicable to their careers and academic goals. Acquire hands-on knowledge of criminal and social justice challenges in Canada and worldwide. Enhance your problem-solving, analytical, communication, and research capabilities to excel in your chosen career path.