If you are approaching 90 credits, you must complete COOP 1101 before exceeding that limit. This ensures you have enough time to finish your required work terms and graduate on a study term. Speak with an academic advisor in your faculty to plan your courses and Co-op schedule.
How to Apply
Applications for the Co-op program are accepted all year around. Full details can be found on the Apply to Co-op page.
Program Requirements
Please click here for a detailed description of the Co-op program requirements for the Bachelor of Arts, Major in Criminology program.
General Program Information
Please click here for a detailed description of what you can expect from the BA in Criminology program.
BA Criminology Co-op Employment
BA Criminology Co-op students have been employed with a variety of industries such as the federal and provincial governments, municipalities, private businesses, and non-profit organizations. Student have held various titles such as:
- Settlement Assistant
- Research Assistant
- Law Enforcement Assistant
- Employment Standards Officer
- Youth Justice Researcher
- Citizen and Immigration Officer
Student Testimonials
“Canada Border Services Agency has provided me with the chance to work in a relevant field in relation to my studies here at KPU. During my time here I have had the opportunity to work on my ability to problem solve; and to develop organizational and other soft skills that will be useful for future jobs. It has provided me with an inside look at working for a law enforcement organization, and that experience has been invaluable.” Karina Carrier, Criminology Co-op student
Watch a Co-op student’s testimony about his experience in the Co-op program and how it helped him to hone "soft" skills that are much sought-after by employers.
To learn more about the BA in Criminology Co-op Program, please contact co-op@kpu.ca / 604-599-2465