This program allows you to earn a Certificate of Proficiency, a qualification that recognizes a focus of study in criminology and addictions that will allow you to explore greater opportunities in corrections, public safety, policing, court services, advocacy, addictions services and other areas in the criminal or social justice system.

What you will learn

You will study crime and criminological theories, and will be introduced to core sociological concepts. You will learn about addictions, with a specific focus on problematic alcohol and illicit drug use and basic concepts and debates concerning causes, consequences and interventions. You will study the correctional system and examine key positions and principles involved in custody, punishment and rehabilitation.

You must be admitted into the USask College of Arts and Science and be in at least the second year of your studies and/or have equivalent life or employment experience before you can be considered for the CCAP.

The application deadline is January 15 of each calendar year.

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