Sheridan College - Davis
7899 McLaughlin Road, Brampton, Ontario, Canada
Program Summery
Program Description
- Government, law enforcement and emergency planning
- Building partnerships between police and community groups
- Speaking up for traditionally marginalized groups and vulnerable people
- Empowering citizens to build safer and more resilient communities This program offers a new model for community wellness. It combines the social sciences, leadership, policing and crisis management. Projects span classes and subjects, so students are able to develop a broad perspective.
- Create logical, thoughtful and coherent policy recommendations and proposals based on the safety needs of communities.
- Discriminate between the roles and responsibilities of various public, private and not-for-profit actors and their interconnectedness working toward community safety.
- Assess the features of agencies involved in the Canadian justice system, their programs and practices and how these operate in developing community safety.
- Exemplify integrity and ethical conduct through respect for the principles and legislative framework of human rights, equity, diversity, and inclusion.
- Defend appropriate research methodologies and data collection techniques used to support evidence-based community safety policies and practices.
- Apply research techniques to critically analyze community safety programs.
- Assess major theoretical contributions within the social sciences as part of an interdisciplinary approach to understanding the factors that improve the quality of life in diverse communities.
- Critically assess the interconnection of theory, policy and practice within the justice sector and other social systems.
- Evaluate the social, political, economic and ethical challenges that members of the local community, private organizations and governmental agencies must address within rapidly changing and diverse communities.
- Construct evidence-based intervention strategies that promote community wellness, equity, inclusion, and diversity.
- Prescribe specific investigative techniques to promote community safety.
- Exhibit collaboration, facilitation and negotiation skills required for delivering services in the public and private sectors.
Academic Background
Minimum Level of Education Completed
Grade 12 / High School
Minimum GPA
65%
Minimum Language Test Scores
TOEFL
88
IELTS
6.5
Reading
6
Writing
6
Listening
6
Speaking
6
PTE
60
Reading
57
Writing
57
Listening
57
Speaking
57
Duolingo
115
Literacy
95
Conversation
95
Comprehension
95
Production
95
Cost and Duration
4-Year Bachelor's Degree
Program Level
4 year bachelor's degree including an internship
Program Length
$20635 CAD
Cost of Living
$100 CAD
Application fee
$16206 CAD
Tution fee
Other Fees
Health and Dental Plan Fee: $1,160 per year
Student Union Fee: $292 per year
College-Wide Technology Fee: $250 per year
Athletic Activities Fee: $116 per year
Athletic Building Capital Fee: $70 per year
Program Intakes
September 2025
Open date
November 15, 2024
Submission deadline
May 22, 2025
January 2026
Open date
April 29, 2025
Submission deadline
October 31, 2025
May 2026
Open date
October 3, 2025
Submission deadline
January 21, 2026
Study Destinations
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