Graduate Diploma in Justice Studies

Understanding justice, and its many layers, is complicated. It requires thinkers who are passionate about creating a just world. Thinkers like you. As a student in the Graduate Diploma in Justice Studies program you will learn about what justice means in many contexts, societies and organizations. You'll look at ideas of justice from interdisciplinary, transdisciplinary and multifaceted perspectives.Justice Studies topics may include:Indigenous rightshealthdisabilityhousingpovertyracismgender inequalityenvironmental issuesYou will learn concepts around fairness, identity and communication, with the goal of creating social change and a more just world.This program is meant for current and aspiring professionals in justice-related institutions or agencies. Your classmates may be from government, policing, military, for-profitnon-profit and international organizations. People who share your desire to transform the world by solving complex social issues.

STANDARD ADMISSION Four year (or comparable) undergraduate degree in a relevant and related field, with a minimum GPA of 'B+' (3.33/4.33), from a recognized post-secondary institution Applicants who meet the degree requirement, but not the GPA requirement, will be required to have a minimum 5 years of relevant professional experience. Applicants without an undergraduate degree will normally require 10 years of work experience, with a minimum of two years of relevant* professional experience in a leadership