Police Studies Memorial University

Would you please give here list of courses of study for Diploma Program in Police Studies of Memorial University?

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Faculty of Arts of Memorial University of Newfoundland offers a Diploma Program in Police Studies .

Diploma Program in Police Studies:

Admission Requirements:

Have completed a minimum of six credit hours in English, Psychology , Sociology or their equivalents .

Required courses for study :
Political Science 3620 (Law and Society)
Psychology 2150 (Introduction to Forensic Psychology)
Police Studies 2000 (Introduction to Policing)
Police Studies 3000 (Victims of Crime and Policing)
Police Studies 3500 (Investigative Interviewing)
Psychology 3640 (The Psychology of Abnormal Behaviour)
Sociology 3290 (Deviance)
Sociology 3306 (Juvenile Delinquency & Juvenile Justice)
Sociology 3395 (Criminal Justice and Corrections)
Sociology 4212 (Issues in Policing)
Police Studies 5000 (Instructional Field Placement in Police Studies) This 6-credit hour, one-semester course follows completion of ten courses specified for the diploma program. It is designed to integrate knowledge acquired in coursework with the training curriculum provided by the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary to its recruit cadets.

Alternate courses of study :
Sociology /Anthropology 2260 (War and Aggression)
Anthropology 2414 (Regional Studies: North American Indians and Inuit)
Anthropology 2492 (Forensic Anthropology)
Sociology / Anthropology 3240 (Regional Studies: Contemporary Native Peoples of Canada)
English 2160 (North American Aboriginal Literature)
Geography 2495 (Regional Geography of Labrador)
History 3813 (Women in North American Society: Newfoundland and Labrador)
History 3560 (A History of Human Rights)
Law and Society 2000 (An Introduction to Law in Canadian Society)
Philosophy 2802 (Contemporary Issues: Mental Health Ethics)
Philosophy 2810 (Contemporary Issues: Restorative Justice)
Political Science 3681 (Newfoundland Corrections: Policy and Practice)
Religious Studies 2610 (Introduction to Religious Ethics)
Religious Studies 3650 (Religion and Social Justice)
Sociology 2270 (Families)
Sociology 4095 (Criminology)
Sociology 4210 (Sexual Abuse)
Gender Studies 1000 (An Interdisciplinary Introduction to Gender Studies)
Other courses as approved by the program coordinator

Address:
Memorial University of Newfoundland
230 Elizabeth Ave
St. John's, NL A1B 3X9
Canada