Diploma in Criminology

at College of New Caledonia - Prince George Canada

Students interested to begin their career in designing, then one year Certificate program in web and Graphic Design at CNC campus is the best choice for you. With the help of this program, you will be able to learn visual and online communication tricks, digital art, web design, project management, typography and more.

Certificate program enables the applicants to use Photoshop, Illustrator, and Dreamweaver along with adobe creative cloud.  Upon completing the program students may work as freelancer or for full time for large or medium industries.  

Numerous career outcomes for students pursuing the program in designing field may work as game designer, 3D modeler, Character designer, graphic artist, web designer and in many other areas as well.

Science is a quickly changing field where new revelations are continually growing the comprehension of our place known to mankind. Individuals with information and aptitudes in natural science are in the extreme interest the world over. 

CNC offers first-and second-year college-level science courses that set you up for professions in natural sciences, instruction and human services. The program gives an extensive learning background that additionally enables understudies to tweak and center their coursework in a region of individual premium. The Associate program covers: 

• Genetics and DNA
• Cellular Biology
• Biochemistry 
• Evolution 
• Ecosystems and Ecology

Alumni of the Criminology Diploma program are utilized in about each part of the equity framework. Work exercises may incorporate ensuring the general population, recognizing and anticipating wrongdoing, probation supervision, social promotion, advising or directing examination. The Criminology Diploma gives presentations and hypothetical establishments that apply to each part of the equity framework, including: 

• Lawful rights and obligations 
• Bits of knowledge into criminal brain research 
• The humanism of aberrance and wrongdoing 
• Policing 
• Criminal Law 
• Amendments and jails 

Graduates may likewise proceed with their instruction in criminology, law, political theory, brain research, and social work. Criminology understudies are looked for after for their insight into wrongdoing, their comprehension of the Canadian lawful framework, and their basic reasoning aptitudes.

The Associate of science is a 2 year graduate degree provided by New Caledonia campus in British Columbia. The program is designed in such manner that students acquire the broad-based knowledge and experience for further studies in the same field. 

The chemistry department at the campus offers both introductory and preparatory course for the students. Topics included in the curriculum are: 

• Applied research and product development 
• Chemical Engineering
• Forensic science, medicine, dentistry
• Oil and gas
• Pharmacy and pharmacology. 

Graduates undergoing the associate program enhance their knowledge of natural and applied sciences and also develop their research skills.

Earn a CNC Business Management Diploma for your resume! Gain hands-on business skills which transfer directly to real-world job requirements.

Want to go further? Upon completion of this Certificate, transfer your credits toward a Business Management Diploma and advance even further within the business world. Specialize in International Business, Leadership, Marketing, or Web and Graphic Design.

What you will learn
The Business Management Diploma will provide you with skills in the following areas:

• International Business
• Leadership & Human Resources
• Management
• Marketing
• Professional Writing
• Professional Speaking
• Computer Applications

Dental hygiene is a fast-growing and rewarding profession for men and women interested in a career in the health sector. Dental hygiene is the 6th largest regulated heath profession in Canada with over 28,000 practitioners. Registered Dental Hygienists are highly educated, licensed and regulated healthcare professionals whose education and practice focus on the prevention of oral disease and the promotion of overall health and well-being. Dental Hygienists can work independent of or alongside a dentist and are an important part of the health care team. 

Dental hygienists practice in a variety of settings, including private dental practices, independent dental hygiene practice; public health facilities, hospitals, long term care facilities, educational institutions, research and dental industry. Dental Hygienists often have the flexibility to work full or part time in these various settings.

Dental hygienists provide services and programs to people of all ages, addressing issues related to oral health. Responsibilities of the dental hygienist include:

Patient assessment; identification of patient health status and needs; planning for patient care; delivering education and patient services and assessing the outcomes of care provided.

Specific clinical duties may include medical history taking; performing routine head and neck examinations; dental and periodontal examinations; exposing of dental images; oral hygiene education; administration of local anesthetic; scaling of teeth and preventative fluoride applications.

The Associate of Science certificate speaks to the consummation of an expansive based course of concentrate with an accentuation in technical disciplines. This degree may fill in as a venturing stone to a science-related baccalaureate program. You may acquire only one Associate degree.  Partner of Arts General Studies is a dynamic method to acquire credits that can be put toward a college degree while investigating premiums and picking up an expansive establishment of logical information. 

Courses in this program incorporate research center science, math, and English just as adaptable choice of science, science, material science, and expressions. This program is perfect for individuals with an enthusiasm for science who need adaptability to test courses from a few subjects. 

Partner degrees from CNC move into college projects and give you special affirmation at state-funded colleges and college universities in BC. (Counsel the British Columbia Transfer Guide and check with CNC consultants to confirm transferability of credits).

The Associate of Arts (AA) degree furnishes you with a wide establishment of learning. This 60-credit (20 courses) program sets you up for extra post-optional training or to enter legitimately into the workforce. Alumni of the AA program will build up these abilities: 

• Basic reasoning and critical thinking 
• Successful composed and oral correspondences 
• Capacity to work cooperatively 
• Use of hypothetical comprehension to rehearse 
• Research and evaluative abilities 
• Numerical and logical thinking 
• Examination, blend, and combination of learning 
• Propelled perusing understanding 

Partner degrees from CNC move into college projects and give you special affirmation at state-funded colleges and college schools in BC. Following next are the halfway rundown of vocations open to those with a degree in English: 

• Specialized composition 
• Copywriting and substance creation 
• Broadcasting and news-casting 
• Corporate interchanges 
• Educating 
• Taxpayer driven organization laborer 
• Administrator or documenter 
• Advertising 
• Research examiner

What you will learn

• Written and oral communication skills
• Research ability
• Critical thinking
• Creativity

Aboriginal Studies (ABST) offers you a chance to better understand the cultures, traditions, history, and contemporary concerns of Aboriginal peoples in Canada, and especially in the CNC region. This program is an excellent entry into post-secondary social science and humanities for academically inclined students who are motivated to connect with the rich cultural traditions of Canada's First Nations and earn university program credits.

What you will learn
Aboriginal Studies courses include:

• First Nations language and literature
• Introductions to cultural and physical anthropology (archaeology)
• History of Canada and its Aboriginal peoples
• Other subjects and electives in math, science, humanities, and social science

Civil Engineering Technology involves the planning, design and construction of roads, bridges, subdivisions, buildings, municipal services, and heavy infrastructure. Civil Engineering Technologists work in a variety of environments including construction, forestry, mining, oil and gas, and transportation. They are an essential member of the engineering team who split their time between office and field work, and, when on-site, may work in urban, rural, and remote settings.

What You Will Learn
In the 2-year Civil Engineering Technology diploma program, students will learn relevant theoretical and practical knowledge to support their work within the broad field of Civil Engineering. Courses will be delivered with components of face-to-face classroom instruction, computer-aided design and modelling, field surveying, and experimental laboratory testing. Students will develop an understanding of the engineering principles used to perform structural, hydraulic, municipal, transportation, and construction materials design. Effective technical communication and project management skills will be emphasized throughout the program. Students can expect to spend an average of 31 hours per week in class and labs, with additional time spent studying, completing assignments, and doing research. CNC’s Civil Engineering Technology program explores the effects of northern, rural, and remote environments on Civil Engineering projects, with consideration of Indigenous perspectives.