The Bachelor of Arts in Police Studies at the University of Regina is designed for aspiring professionals seeking a comprehensive understanding of law enforcement and the justice system. This undergraduate degree provides a robust foundation in critical areas such as the criminal justice system, policing in a democratic society, and justice and Indigenous peoples. You will explore the complexities of law enforcement, developing the analytical skills necessary to navigate contemporary policing challenges and contribute effectively to public safety. This program is ideal for students committed to a career in policing or related fields within the justice sector.
You will study this program full-time on campus over four years, engaging with core requirements that include academic integrity, critical writing, and Indigenous studies, alongside electives across humanities, social sciences, and sciences. The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical application, preparing you for diverse roles within law enforcement. Graduates of the University of Regina's Police Studies program are well-equipped to pursue careers in policing, criminal investigation, and various other capacities within the broader justice and security landscape, armed with a strong academic background and critical thinking abilities.