Programs for International Students
JIBC offers a selection of programs for international students that lead to post-baccalaureate diplomas, degrees, diplomas, and certificates. The following programs are eligible for a study permit and for a post-graduation work permit upon program completion.
| Program | Intake | Duration | Eligible for PGWP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Law Enforcement Studies | Sep, Jan, May | 2 years | CIP Code: 45.0401 |
| Diploma in Law Enforcement Studies | Sep, Jan | 2 years | CIP Code: 45.0401 |
| Bachelor of Law Enforcement Studies | Sep | 4 years | CIP Code: 45.0401 |
About Law Enforcement Studies
Learn about Canadian criminal law, the criminal justice system, and administrative and civil law and develop skills in negotiation and mediation. Prepare for careers in litigation support and employee relations, fraud prevention, compliance, security, and bylaw enforcement.
Tuition & Fees
Tuition is charged each term and is listed on individual program pages. View JIBC’s full list of programs and courses. Please note that programs not listed above might not meet IRCC’s eligibility criteria for study and post-graduation work permits.
All full-time international students also pay fees for temporary medical insurance, student union, and the extended health and dental plan.
| Service | Approximate Fee |
|---|---|
| Temporary medical insurance provided by Guard.Me (charged in the first term only) | $200 |
| Student Union fees (charged every term) | $70.41 |
| Student Union Health & Dental Plan (charged once a year until graduation) | $295 |
Fees listed above are subject to change without prior notice. Additional costs such as textbooks, accommodation, living expenses, and travel will vary.
Have questions? Talk to an International Student Advisor
Contact the Office of International Affairs
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