Bachelor of Law Enforcement Studies

If you have a relevant diploma or work experience and want to pursue a career in law enforcement or public safety, this degree can help you take the next step. You’ll learn from instructors with real-world expertise, gaining both academic knowledge and practical skills. The program includes an applied research project that advances the study of law enforcement and criminal justice- helping you stand out as a job candidate. Graduates leave ready to serve their communities and succeed in a range of law enforcement and public safety roles. The in-person format provides a full-time student experience at our New Westminster campus. We offer small class sizes, in a cohort-based model, where students move through the two-year program as a group. Students can take classes in the fall and winter semesters. They will follow an assigned schedule and attend five classes per week. We do not offer summer classes. Students have the option to complete the program on campus or online. On-Campus Cohort-Based Program Intake: One intake per year: September start. Online Program Intakes: Three intakes per year: September, January, or May

Standard Admission - A related two-year diploma from a recognized post-secondary institution with a minimum CGPA of 2.0;

High school graduation with a minimum grade of a C in 12 English, or the approved equivalent. Advanced Standing Credits - Have completed a peace officer training program such as the RCMP Basic Training Program, the JIBC Municipal Recruit Training Program, or the Ontario Police College and; Have completed a minimum of 3 years of full-time service in a recognized public safety agency with an Advanced Standing Assessment that would allow for up to 60 credits to be granted towards the completion of the degree program. Other law enforcement professionals with training and experience may also have their applications reviewed for Advanced Standing Credits. Some situations may require that applicants apply for a Prior Learning Assessment Please apply to the program and provide training records, any post-secondary transcripts and a detailed CV or resume. Applicants may be contacted to provide additional information for review.