Is This Program Right for You?

If you're looking to advance your career in law enforcement, justice, or security, a Postbaccalaureate Diploma in Law Enforcement Studies can help you achieve your professional goals. Add this diploma to your resume to open up new opportunities in public safety and law enforcement fields.

Learn from Experienced Instructors

Throughout the program, you'll receive mentorship from experts who are highly experienced in law enforcement and justice. Their practical knowledge will help you gain a deeper understanding of the field and enhance your career prospects.

Applied Knowledge and Skills Development

This program focuses on applied knowledge and skills development, providing you with the tools to effectively navigate complex situations involving conflict, crisis, and criminal activity.

Who Should Take This Program?

The Postbaccalaureate Diploma in Law Enforcement Studies is ideal for those who want to contribute to society and better public safety. If you hold a bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution, this program can elevate your career in law enforcement, criminal justice, or security.

Admission Requirements:

• A bachelor’s degree from a recognized post-secondary institution in Canada, or an equivalent credential from a recognized institution outside Canada.

Program Strengths

• Learn alongside public safety professionals such as police officers, firefighters, paramedics, and emergency managers.

• Benefit from personalized, one-on-one attention from expert instructors.

• Gain the knowledge and skills necessary to handle conflict, crisis situations, and criminal activities.

What You Will Learn: Key Knowledge and Skills

The program focuses on key aspects of law enforcement and the Canadian justice system, while providing essential skills in leadership, crisis management, and investigations.

Core Subjects:

• Conducting investigations

• Collecting forensic evidence

• Understanding criminal and deviant behavior

• Conducting intelligence analysis

• The Canadian criminal justice system

• Comparing criminal justice systems

• Restorative justice and Indigenous issues

• Law enforcement in a diverse society

Transferable Skills:

• Conflict resolution

• Negotiation and mediation

• Crisis intervention

• Organizational behavior

• Governance and accountability

• Applied ethics

Program Details: What You Need to Graduate

To graduate from the program, you must complete 60 credits (20 courses) at a rate of five courses per semester.

Program Format: On-Campus Learning

All courses in the program are delivered at our New Westminster campus, where you will benefit from a dynamic and engaging learning environment.