Bachelor of Community and Criminal Justice (Honours) (1240C) (Co-op)

The Bachelor of Community and Criminal Justice is a four-year, paid co-op degree program designed to address crime, community safety, and wellbeing through principled leadership and inter-professional collaboration. Built on a foundation of core values, service, and action, the curriculum uses an “ecological” framework that examines dynamics across individuals, groups, organizations, and society. By combining classroom instruction with work-integrated learning, the program creates a direct bridge to practice, equipping graduates with adaptable skills to meet evolving demands in the community safety landscape.

Academic Qualification: High School / Grade 12 completion.

Minimum GPA: 65.0%

Minimum Language Test Scores:

• IELTS: 6.5

• TOEFL: 88.0

• PTE: 58.0

• Duolingo: 120

Conditional Admission: Available for applicants who do not meet language test requirements by completing designated English pathway courses prior to academic study.

Value: $1,500 – $2,500 CAD (automatically applied after Day 10 of the term).

Award Breakdown:

70% – 79% average: $1,500 CAD

80% – 89% average: $2,000 CAD

90% – 100% average: $2,500 CAD

Eligibility Criteria:

Open to all nationalities.

Must be enrolled in Year 1 of an eligible degree program across any Conestoga campus (Fall, Winter, or Spring terms).

Minimum 70% admission average required.

Exclusion: Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) students are ineligible.

Maintenance Requirement: Continuing students must maintain a minimum 70% Program Weighted Average to retain funding.