Criminology and Social Justice

The PhD in Criminology and Social Justice combines disciplinary and specialized study in Criminology, study in qualitative research methods and statistics, and applied learning experiences to prepare students to work in a variety of settings.

The PhD in Criminology and Social Justice combines disciplinary and specialized study in Criminology, study in qualitative research methods and statistics, and applied learning experiences to prepare students to work in a variety of settings. Specifically, the program will prepare students for careers related to research and/or teaching in college and university settings, research and practice in behavioural science crime units within law enforcement, research in correctional facilities, research in mental health institutions, evaluation of community programs, administration in provincial and federal programs, statistical research in government organizations, and research in justice-related institutes.

Master's minimum admission requirements

• Bachelor's Degree Equivalent: Bachelor’s
• Mid-B Equivalent: 3.23 - 3.45; 78.7 - 81.2 per cent; Very Good (mid-range)

Doctoral minimum admission requirements

• Master's Degree Equivalent: Master’s
• B+ Equivalent: 3.46 - 3.67; 81.3 - 83.9 per cent; Very Good (high range)

After you have explored graduate programs at Ontario Tech University, there are five steps you must go through to complete the application process. Please review each step carefully before proceeding to the next step. After you have completed the first five steps in the application process, you can proceed to step six to check the status of your application.

• Step 1: Review admission requirements.
• Step 2: Check application deadlines.
  
• Step 3: Prepare your application.
• Step 4: Apply online.
• Step 5: Send your documents.
• Step 6: Check your application status online.

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