ALGONQUIN COLLEGE · CANADA
Introduction to Criminology
Certificate · Taught in en
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This Introduction to Criminology course offers a foundational understanding of crime and deviance. It uses a multidisciplinary approach, drawing insights from psychology, biology, and sociology to explore the complexities of the justice system. Students will critically examine how crime is defined and understood, and how factors like power, influence, class, race, and education shape perceptions of criminality in society.
Frequently asked questions
- What will I learn in the Introduction to Criminology programme?
- This certificate course offers a foundational understanding of crime and deviance from a multidisciplinary perspective. You will explore how crime is defined and understood, and how societal factors like power, class, and race shape perceptions of criminality.
- What are the entry requirements for this programme?
- To be eligible for this programme, you must have completed the COR1928 prerequisite course. Ensure you meet all specific program requirements listed on the program page before applying.
- How do I apply for the Introduction to Criminology programme?
- International applicants should apply directly through the Algonquin College International Application Portal. Canadian applicants can apply via ontariocolleges.ca. After applying, you will receive a student number to track your application status via ACSIS.
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- Specific tuition fees for international students are not provided. Please refer to the Algonquin College International or Financial Aid pages for general fee information.
- Where can I find information on living costs?
- Estimated living costs are not provided for this specific course. General estimates can be found on the university's financial aid or international student pages.
Entry requirements
Prerequisite CourseCompletion of COR1928
Ensure you meet all specific program requirements listed on the program page before applying. If you are unsure, you may be able to meet requirements through an admissions assessment at the Test Centre.
Fees
Tuition (international)Specific tuition fees for international students for this course are not provided. Please refer to the Algonquin College International or Financial Aid pages for general fee information.
Tuition (home)Specific tuition fees for domestic students for this course are not provided. Please refer to the Algonquin College Financial Aid pages for general fee information.
LivingEstimated living costs are not provided for this specific course. General estimates can be found on the university's financial aid or international student pages.
Algonquin College reserves the right to modify or cancel any course, program, fee, or timetable at any time. Financial information for accounts receivable, accounts payable, and other services can be found on the finance pages.
How to apply
1. Step 1: Choose a Program and ResearchResearch programs that align with your career goals using the college's career tools. Explore the A-Z program list, check out pathway opportunities if you have previous post-secondary credentials, and attend virtual events to learn more about the college. Verify program availability and confirm that you meet all specific academic and other requirements listed on the program's page. If you're unsure about meeting requirements, consider an admissions assessment at the Test Centre.
2. Step 2: Apply to Algonquin CollegeIf you are an international applicant, apply directly through the Algonquin College International Application Portal. Canadian applicants should visit ontariocolleges.ca to create a profile and apply, where you can select up to three programs. For AC Online full-time programs or specific part-time programs (Military Arts and Science, Bachelor of Business Administration (Trades Management)), follow these steps. For other part-time AC Online programs, refer to the Part-time AC Online Admissions page.
3. Step 3: Track Your ApplicationAfter applying, you will receive an email confirming receipt of your application and providing your Algonquin College Student Number. Use this number to log in to the Algonquin College Student Information System (ACSIS) to track the status of your application. Keep an eye on your email for important updates regarding your admission.
Frequently asked questions
What will I learn in the Introduction to Criminology programme?
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This certificate course offers a foundational understanding of crime and deviance from a multidisciplinary perspective. You will explore how crime is defined and understood, and how societal factors like power, class, and race shape perceptions of criminality.
What are the entry requirements for this programme?
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To be eligible for this programme, you must have completed the COR1928 prerequisite course. Ensure you meet all specific program requirements listed on the program page before applying.
How do I apply for the Introduction to Criminology programme?
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International applicants should apply directly through the Algonquin College International Application Portal. Canadian applicants can apply via ontariocolleges.ca. After applying, you will receive a student number to track your application status via ACSIS.
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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Specific tuition fees for international students are not provided. Please refer to the Algonquin College International or Financial Aid pages for general fee information.
Where can I find information on living costs?
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Estimated living costs are not provided for this specific course. General estimates can be found on the university's financial aid or international student pages.