This course allows students to combine learning about the workings of development non-governmental organizations, through both an unpaid work placement with a non-governmental organization (NGO) involved in international and/or local development, and in-class activities, including bi-weekly seminars and related academic assignments. Students will become involved in the work of the organization by contributing to the […]
The purpose of this course is to provide students with an opportunity to develop their knowledge of criminological issues and approaches in a practical context. The course begins with in-class workplace-related skills training followed by placement in a government, community or non-governmental organization working with people in conflict with the law, victims of crime, or […]
The study of criminology offers a variety of career paths with diverse opportunities. Hear from our alumni about their career successes after graduation. Quick Links Alumni Career Panel Experience our recent Alumni Career Panel, hosted in collaboration with the Criminology Society (CSY), where you will hear from our alumni about how to navigate career paths. […]
Browse our resources to get the support you need to enhance your academic performance and social experience at York. Quick Links Revue YOUR Review Revue YOUR Review is an annual, bilingual, refereed e-journal showcasing York student research. York University Criminological Review The York University Criminological Review is a free, open access journal published annually. It is committed […]
1. Direct Entry From High School Criminology is a direct-entry program (direct from high school), which is available as a 120 credit Honours BA, an "unlinked" Honours (Double Major) BA, a "linked" Honours (Double Major) Interdisciplinary BA, and an Honours (Major/Minor) BA (with Criminology being the Major). Direct-entry admission to the program requires at least […]
Browse through the database below to explore courses that will fulfill certain degree requirements in the Criminology program. When registering for classes on the Course Timetable website, be sure to carefully read through the "Notes/Additional Fees" section of each course you select. Quick Links Enrolment Information Search our Courses
Beyond choosing to study Criminology, you’ve got the option to customize how you study. If you’re weighing two subjects of interest but can’t make a decision, you’re able to declare a major, which would be your primary area of study, as well as a minor, or secondary subject. Or give them equal billing and go […]
Bachelor of Arts (BA) - Honours Understanding crime, criminality and the criminal justice system is central to understanding society. Get the tools essential to understanding the complexities of criminal justice issues and how they are shaped by larger social, political, economic, cultural and historical contexts. With our uniquely interdisciplinary approach, you’ll get a strong foundation […]
The Criminology Society at York University (CSY) is an undergraduate, student-run organization designed to offer both academic and social support to students majoring, or otherwise interested in criminology. Established in 2004, the club has over 250 members and represents over 750 undergraduate students in the Criminology Major Program at the university. The CSY assumes the […]
The Criminology program at York offers both placement and co-op opportunities through the AP/CRIM 4667 6.0 Criminology Placement Course and the LA&PS Co-op program. Many of our students also choose to pursue volunteer opportunities with a variety of non-profit organizations. Each year, the Criminology Placement Course admits a selected group of fourth-year students after reviewing […]