The Community and Justice Services program prepares students for meaningful careers within the criminal justice system, focusing on effective intervention and successful reintegration of individuals into the community. Graduates are equipped to work in a range of settings, including youth facilities, federal and provincial correctional institutions, justice agencies, and community-based programs and services. The diversity of these environments and their client populations requires professionals who are highly trained to apply best practices that promote public safety, community well-being, and the security of staff and clients. Those seeking employment in the criminal justice field may be required to complete employer-specific orientation and training, along with additional employment-related screening as part of the recruitment process.