Department of Criminology

"We have to talk about liberating minds as well as liberating society.".Angela Davis."Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.".Martin Luther King, Jr.

October 25, 2017
Canadian Youth and Justice Congress 2017: Advancing Ideas, Evidence and Innovation to shape a Canadian perspective of youth justice

September 14, 2017
Towards New Governance Strategies for Preventing Corruption: Law, Theory and Practice

April 7, 2017
Truth, Reconciliation, and Calls to Action in Education: A Discussion with Kimberly Murray

March 22, 2017
Gendering Justice and the Prison System

Criminology at Ryerson

The Criminology program at Ryerson examines the key players and institutions that affect, and are affected by, the justice system and other institutions of regulation. We seek to understand the balancing of the interests of victims, offenders, the public, and politicians along with concerns about human rights and social justice. This makes the field of criminology incredibly dynamic and ever-changing and is reflected in our curriculum. You will learn about the operation of the criminal justice system, the professionals that work within the system, and the various stakeholders that are involved. The ability to think critically about issues in criminology and the substantive knowledge you will acquire, will prepare you for work in criminal justice related fields as well as postgraduate education

LORIELLE GIFFIN

Lorielle Giffin, 2017 Criminology graduate and current Criminology and Social Justice MA student recognized by Undergraduate Awards (UA), Ireland

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