社会科学学士-刑事司法（荣誉学位）

Humber的社会科学学士学位-刑事司法学位课程为您提供了对刑事司法系统，犯罪发生的原因以及如何在社会和个人层面上最好地应对犯罪的广泛了解。该课程结合了理论和应用技能，提供了满足该领域工作需求所需的知识和经验的广度。特别着重于了解罪犯，一线专业人员，管理人员，社区以及与刑事司法系统有联系的其他人的观点。描述并批判性地研究犯罪学和刑事司法中的一系列关键概念和理论方法，并对它们的应用进行评估。根据犯罪，偏差，受害，犯罪控制和刑法的犯罪学理论评估复杂的社会问题。对社会多样性和不平等及其对犯罪，受害，犯罪控制和刑
Humber's Bachelor of Social Science – Criminal Justice Honours Degree provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the criminal justice system and the approaches to analyzing global issues and opportunities to evaluate societal and individual responses to crime. Supported by a faculty team with diverse researching and in-field experiences, the curriculum combines both theory and applied practice to provide an interdisciplinary and lived experience for learners. Emphasis is strongly placed on exploring systemic discriminations of crime and the experiences of marginalized groups, psychological understandings of offending, and current social justice issues.<br> In the first year of study, students participate in a social science foundational year with their peers from the Faculty of Social & Community Services. In years two through four, the curriculum has a criminal justice focus. Knowledge and critical skills will be developed through collaborative group projects and presentations to help prepare for a variety of fast-paced and dynamic work settings within the justice field. Students will also complete a work-integrated learning credit (offered part-time or full-time). This networking opportunity fosters the development of practical skills among our learners<br>Humber's multidisciplinary teaching approach emphasizes critical thinking, analytical, organizational, research and strong writing skills. These are combined with the development of professional skills including communication, interpersonal skills, conflict management, problem solving, team building and leadership.<br><br>Your Career<br>Your career will allow you to help contribute towards creating safe and healthy communities.<br>You may find yourself in a variety of roles such as: border services officer, community crime prevention worker, court officer<br>federal parole officer, insurance fraud investigator, legal service worker, open custody youth worker, police officer, policy analyst<br>provincial or federal adult correctional officer, provincial probation or parole officer, provincial youth service officer