Criminal Psychology and Behaviour (Part-Time)

Niagara College in Welland, Ontario, is a Canadian college recognized for applied learning, industry partnerships and career-ready programs. Established in 1967, the college offers a diverse portfolio spanning business, hospitality, technology, health sciences, media and skilled trades. Its emphasis on real-world experience makes it popular with students who want practical training, workplace placements and strong employer connections that ease the transition into the workforce.

Programs at Niagara College combine classroom instruction with hands-on labs, co-op placements, internships and industry-led projects that mirror professional expectations. The college’s facilities support experiential learning, and faculty often bring industry experience into the curriculum. With a sizeable student body and a growing international community, students benefit from peer networks, academic supports and services aimed at successful academic and career outcomes.

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This part-time program is for students who want to learn about criminal psychology and behaviour. It's a non-degree program at Niagara College in Canada and takes one year to complete. The program helps students understand concepts and issues related to criminal behaviour.

The curriculum includes courses like Criminal Psychology, Selected Topics in Psychology, and Domestic and Workplace Violence. Students also learn about sexual violence, cults, and terrorism. These courses help students develop skills in psychology, research, and critical thinking.

After completing this program, students can work as Crime Analysts, Probation Officers, or Youth Workers. They can also work in law enforcement, corrections, or social services. Some students may also find jobs as Researchers or Counsellors, helping people with criminal behaviour issues.