Semester 3 |
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| CJS 154: Criminology |
| CJS 200: Ethical Issues |
| CJS 207: Inclusive Community Practices |
| CJS 210: Field Experience 1 - Community and Justice Services |
| PSYC 150: Psychology: Introduction |
Upon successful completion of the program, a graduate will:
Communicate in a manner consistent with professional ethics and practice, and a respect for self, others, and relevant law, policies and legislation.Employ all relevant static and dynamic safety and security techniques to ensure the protection of the public, staff, and clients in institutional, residential, and community settings.
Intervene with clients, individually and in groups, in order to address and manage barriers to promote inclusion, positive growth and personal development.
Collect information, observe, monitor, record and assess client behaviour accurately in compliance with legal and organizational requirements.
Assist in the prevention, management and resolution of conflict, crises, and emergency situations using intervention strategies as prescribed by relevant legislative requirements and industry certification and/or standards.
Develop and maintain positive working relationships with colleagues, supervisors and community justice stakeholders to maintain a productive, professional and safe working environment.
Engage in program planning, implementation, assessment, and evaluation to meet the needs of clients, staff, community and administration within the context of an interdisciplinary setting.
Apply knowledge of the history, philosophy, and diverse models of corrective action, of detention, rehabilitation, and reintegration to decision-making and institutional practices.
Develop and implement self-care strategies using self-awareness, self-inquiry and reflection.
Work in a manner consistent with professional ethics demonstrating respect for self, others and relevant legislation, policies and procedures in a multi-disciplinary workplace.
Assess and respond to the strengths and needs of clients, including complex responses impacted by mental health, addictions and other social factors in order to support and promote positive change.
Promote inclusive practices within community and justice services to increase understanding within the community and meet the needs of diverse populations.
Work Placement
You will have an opportunity to practise your skills and apply theoretical knowledge during a comprehensive 400 hour field experience with one organization. This experience is typically unpaid. Students will work in the field two days per week over Semesters 3 and 4 (200 hours each term). Alongside this experience, you will also complete course work and attend a seminar class.
With the support of a dedicated field advisor, students will use job search skills to find, apply for and interview with organizations in order to secure their field experience. Once in the field, you will be supported by a seminar instructor who will guide you as you build your confidence and professional reputation.
Community Partnerships
The Faculty of Social & Community Services has successful partnerships with an extensive list of agencies that provide placement/employment opportunities for Humber graduates. It is not unusual for some of our Faculty of Social & Community Services students to receive job offers before they graduate.
360° Sim Lab
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Your Career
Our program allows you to help contribute towards creating safe and healthy communities. You may be involved in a variety of roles within the field such as:
- border officer
- community crime prevention worker
- community justice worker
- law enforcement officer
- open custody youth worker
- provincial or federal adult correctional officer
- provincial youth service officer
- residential worker
- victim services worker
Gain the competitive edge that will qualify you for positions in a variety of settings such as:
- community-based advocacy agencies
- court settings
- institutional or community correctional settings
- law enforcement departments
- residences for persons in conflict with the law
Professional Accreditations & Recognition
Canadian Criminal Justice Association (CCJA)
Graduates may apply to become members of the Canadian Criminal Justice Association (CCJA).
Criminal Justice Association of Ontario
Graduates may apply to become members of the Criminal Justice Association of Ontario.
Additional requirements may apply.
Note: The requirements for the additional credential(s) are determined by the granting body, which is independent from the College. Students are encouraged to obtain the specific requirements directly from the granting body before enrolling.
Program Availability
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Back on Campus
Program Highlights
Wed, June 22, 2022
We were excited to welcome students back on campus for in-person learning this semester, starting the week after Reading Week, on March 7, 2022.
Humber Named Top Green Employer
Program Highlights
Wed, June 22, 2022
Humber College was named one of Canada’s Greenest Employers in 2022, which is the seventh year in a row!
Forensic Identification Lab: Exploring the Recovery of Surface-Scattered Remains
Program Highlights
Wed, June 22, 2022
On March 28, an innovative lab took place on campus for students in the Forensic Identification (FI) program.
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Upcoming Principal’s Office Events Spring 2021
Principal’s Office
Wed, March 31, 2021
The Principal's Office and partners are hosting many events for Spring 2021 geared towards staff, student and community health and well-being.
Interpretive Centre Virtual Tour
Principal’s Office
Wed, March 31, 2021
Navigate the Interpretive Centre through a virtually guided tour!
Newly Launched FSCS Wellness Programs
Principal’s Office
Wed, March 17, 2021
To encourage our Faculty to build social bonds, we have launched the FSCS Book and Recipe Clubs.
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Humber Alumni Spotlight: David Morales
Advancement and Alumni
Wed, March 17, 2021
The combination of my lived experiences and educational background has served as a catalyst to becoming a social justice advocate.
Spotlight on Community Partners: Agencies Focused on Community Justice
Work-Integrated Learning & Community Partners
Wed, March 17, 2021
The WIL Centre is excited to highlight a few justice-focused organizations in this edition.
No news at this time.
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HOW TO APPLY
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
POST-ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
FEES & SCHOLARSHIPS
PATHWAYS
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Post-Admission Requirements
Once you have been accepted, and have confirmed your offer, you may need to complete a further set of requirements related to your program (Post-Admission Requirements).
Placement Requirements
Within the first two semesters of the program, students may be required to complete:
- Valid Standard First Aid with CPR-C and Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
Note: Students should attain or renew their certificates upon direction by Field Placement Advisor to ensure certificates do not become invalid by placement commencement date. - Some correctional agencies have standards for minimum hearing and vision. Employers who provide field placement opportunities may require students to undergo a vulnerable sector check for criminal offences. It is important for potential students to understand that the requirements noted above are beyond the control of Humber and may prevent students from completing the full program, including the field placement component, and/or securing employment. Applicants are advised to check the requirements for specific positions in which they are interested before enrolling in this program.
- It is recommended that students complete a minimum of 50 hours of volunteer experience in a community or correctional setting prior to program entry.
Note: A vulnerable sector check will be requested during your program of study. In respect of the 90-day limit on validity of vulnerable sector checks and the types of checks required by various agencies, please do not attain a vulnerable sector check prior to being accepted to the program. Faculty will support students upon arrival to the program to ensure they apply for the correct type of police documentation at the appropriate time.
Fees
The 2022-2023 fee for two semesters was:
- domestic: $3,759.88
- international: $16,394.00
Fees are subject to change.
Fees by Semester
Domestic Fees International FeesAdditional Costs
Approximately $300 to $500 - textbooks, (for one semester).
Scholarships
Humber Scholarships
Find out more about scholarships and bursaries that you may be eligible for, visit Student Scholarships. International students can visit International Student Scholarships.
Humber Bursaries
Bursaries are available for Certificate, Diploma and Degree programs primarily based on financial need, visit Humber Bursaries.
External Awards, Bursaries & Scholarships
Find out more information about external scholarships and bursaries, visit External Awards.
Indigenous Student Awards, Bursaries & Scholarships
Humber offers a variety of bursaries and scholarships for Indigenous students, visit Indigenous Student Awards.
Explore Opportunities through Humber Pathways
Humber Pathways include:
- Opportunities to build on your college education and complete your diploma or degree at Humber.
- Degree and graduate study opportunities at other institutions in Ontario, Canada and abroad.
How to Apply
Applications to Humber are made through ontariocolleges.ca. Be sure to submit your application by the equal consideration deadline of February 1. You may apply after February 1, however, post-February 1 applications will be considered on a first-come, first-served basis depending on the availability of the space in the program. To check program availability refer to the Campus/Availability listing on Humber's program pages or ontariocolleges.ca.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
If you’re an international student, you can apply directly to Humber via our International Centre.
