Master of Arts (MA) in Criminology is an intensive program designed to cultivate foundational knowledge in research practices, theories of crime and deviance, and professional development opportunities. This program promotes professional growth and leadership by encouraging students to engage in critical thinking processes while offering avenues for investigative research into contemporary issues related to criminology and society. The 12-month coursework stream will be completed over three consecutive terms. The program provides students with advanced coursework that equips them with the essential skills to locate, evaluate, and synthesize existing evidence-based research. Additionally, students will develop leadership, analytical, and research skills. The competencies acquired from this program will prepare students for applied work in the field and equip them with the necessary skills to become professional social researchers in both private and public sectors. The dynamic and engaging Master of Arts (MA) in Criminology program offers applicants critical analysis, theoretical and methodological training opportunities, as well as substantive knowledge on topics pertinent to criminology and criminal justice. These topics may include, but are not limited to, culture, crime and policy, comparative and international criminology and criminal justice, policing, and media criminology.