Program Overview

Police Studies Program Overview

The Police Studies program, administered by the School of Criminology within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, offers a comprehensive exploration of crime, from its causes to its effects, and from policing methods to the criminal justice system. This program delves into various aspects such as forensics, cybercrime, offenders, accountability, and ethics.

Credential

The Police Studies program is available as either a Minor or a Certificate.

Academic Calendar

For detailed descriptions of the Minor and Certificate programs, please refer to the respective sections in the Academic Calendar.

Career Possibilities

The Police Studies program prepares students for a wide range of career possibilities within the field of criminology and law enforcement.

Admission Requirements

To apply for the Police Studies program, students must meet the admission requirements set by Simon Fraser University. These requirements include:

• Canadian high school requirements
• International High School Students requirements
• United States High School requirements
• Indigenous Students requirements
• College/university transfer requirements
• International Baccalaureate requirements
• Diverse qualifications requirements
• Additional Requirements and Policies by Applicant Type
• Partnerships, including the SFU-Langara Indigenous Transfer Pathway Agreement and the SFU FIC Partnership
• Admission grade ranges

How to Apply

The application process for the Police Studies program involves several steps, including:

• Applying to Simon Fraser University
• Transferring to SFU (for transfer students)
• Reviewing and meeting the program requirements
• Submitting the application by the designated deadline

Fees & Scholarships

Information on fees and scholarships for the Police Studies program can be found through the university's financial aid and scholarships resources, including the Uggla Family Scholarship and Entrance Scholarships.

Student Experience

The Police Studies program offers students a rich and diverse learning environment, with opportunities for international student experiences, indigenous student experiences, and residence life. Students can also engage with the university community through various events and activities.

Programs and Faculties

Simon Fraser University offers a wide range of programs across its faculties, including programs at the Surrey campus and Vancouver campus. Students can explore these options to find the best fit for their academic and career goals.

Conclusion

The Police Studies program at Simon Fraser University provides students with a comprehensive education in criminology, preparing them for careers in law enforcement, criminal justice, and related fields. With its rigorous academic curriculum and diverse learning opportunities, this program is an excellent choice for students interested in pursuing a career in this field.