Diploma in Criminology Intervention Technology

Work with adults and youth facing challenges related to crime, deviance, or victimization. Study intervention strategies, risk assessment, and support planning. Work with diverse client groups, including those dealing with mental health, substance use, emotional regulation, and behavioral issues.

The programme includes real-world simulations and hands-on training in a dedicated simulation lab. Complete over 650 hours of field placements across seven different settings. These include observation, active involvement, and full-time intervention placements in correctional facilities, youth centers, rehabilitation programs, and community organizations.

The programme lasts six sessions and runs Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is offered only in the fall. A high school diploma or equivalent is required. No prerequisites are needed. The average cost for the first year is $663, covering registration, general and specific training materials.