BA (Honours) in Criminology and Justice in Toronto Canada | Ontario Tech University

Crime doesn't occur in isolation—understand its connections to law enforcement, judicial systems, corrections, youth justice, and social services. Our curriculum delves into criminological and sociological theories behind criminal behavior while questioning how societies determine what constitutes crime and who gets labeled as offenders. Taking an interdisciplinary approach, we integrate perspectives from criminology, sociology, philosophy, psychology, and legal studies. Beyond analyzing crime causation, you'll develop critical thinking about justice systems through lenses of fairness, equality, conflict resolution, and social justice.
Professional pathways
Our graduates develop leadership capabilities and collaborative skills to excel in their chosen fields while contributing to societal frameworks.
Career options include: Substance Abuse Counselor, Animal Protection Specialist
Customs and Immigration Officer, Youth Support Worker, Maritime Security Professional, Business Protection Specialist, Correctional Counselor
Hands-on experience
Select senior students can engage in community-based learning through practicums. These immersive experiences bridge classroom knowledge with real-world applications while fostering professional growth. The practicum involves 100 fieldwork hours, seminar discussions, and academic projects.