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Planning to study in Canada in September 2027? St. Thomas University in Fredericton, New Brunswick, offers an exciting opportunity for international students interested in understanding crime, criminal behaviour, law, and the criminal justice system. Its Bachelor of Arts in Criminology & Criminal Justice program is worth exploring if you want to build an academic foundation in this field while experiencing university life in Canada.
With potential scholarships of around CAD 10,000, no mathematics requirement listed, and a range of admission criteria, this program may be an option for students planning their Canadian study journey.
At Macro Global and GD Immigration, students can seek guidance on course selection, admission requirements, scholarship opportunities, and the study permit application process.
Located in Fredericton, New Brunswick, St. Thomas University is an option for students looking for an undergraduate education in a Canadian university environment.
The Bachelor of Arts in Criminology & Criminal Justice may appeal to students interested in areas such as crime, criminal behaviour, public safety, social issues, and the justice system.
Studying in Canada can also provide opportunities to develop communication skills, gain international exposure, and prepare for future academic or career pathways.
Here are the key details featured for the September 2027 intake:
University: St. Thomas University
Location: Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada
Program: Bachelor of Arts in Criminology & Criminal Justice
Intake: September 2027
Duration: 48 months (4 years)
Listed tuition fee: CAD 21,135
Application fee: CAD 55
Scholarship opportunities: Around CAD 10,000 available
Minimum academic percentage: 70%
IELTS requirement: Overall 6.5, with 6.0 in each band
Mathematics requirement: No mathematics requirement indicated in the promotional details
Important: Tuition, scholarship amounts, admission criteria, and English-language requirements can change. Confirm the latest details directly with St. Thomas University before applying. The poster does not specify the tuition-fee billing period or the exact scholarship eligibility conditions.
One of the highlights of this program is the advertised scholarship opportunity of around CAD 10,000.
Scholarships can help eligible students manage some of the costs associated with studying abroad. However, scholarship amounts and eligibility depend on the university's current policies, the student's academic performance, and the applicable award conditions.
Before submitting an application, students should confirm:
Which scholarships are available for the September 2027 intake.
Whether international applicants are eligible.
The academic requirements for each scholarship.
Whether the scholarship is renewable or awarded for a single year.
The final tuition payable after any confirmed scholarship.
Do not assume that the advertised scholarship amount is guaranteed for every applicant. Obtain confirmation of the award and its conditions from the university.
Students interested in the Bachelor of Arts in Criminology & Criminal Justice should review the admission requirements before applying.
The promotional details indicate a minimum academic score of 70%. Your eligibility will depend on your previous qualification, grades, and the university's assessment of your academic documents.
The IELTS requirements shown in the poster are:
Overall band score: 6.5
Minimum score in each band: 6.0
Students should verify whether alternative English-language tests are accepted and whether any exemptions apply to their educational background.
The promotional material states that mathematics is not required. This may be helpful for students who want to pursue a criminology-related degree without a mathematics prerequisite. However, all other academic and program-specific conditions must still be satisfied.
Criminology and criminal justice focus on understanding crime, criminal behaviour, the justice system, and society's responses to crime.
Depending on the courses selected and further qualifications, graduates may explore opportunities in areas such as:
Community and social services
Criminal justice-related support roles
Research and policy-related work
Public safety and community programs
Further education in criminology, law, or related disciplines
Career opportunities depend on the student's qualifications, experience, employer requirements, and applicable licensing or professional regulations. A degree does not automatically guarantee employment or eligibility for a regulated profession.
Applying to a Canadian university involves more than choosing a course. Students should prepare a well-organized application and understand the requirements for both admission and immigration.
Here is a practical starting checklist:
Assess your profile: Review your previous education, marks, study gaps, and English-language proficiency.
Confirm course eligibility: Check the university's latest requirements for the September 2027 intake.
Explore scholarships: Identify the awards for which you may qualify and confirm their conditions.
Prepare your documents: Organize academic transcripts, certificates, English-language test results, and other required documents.
Apply to the university: Follow the institution's application process and deadlines.
Plan your finances: Calculate tuition, living expenses, travel, insurance, and other costs.
Understand study permit requirements: Review the applicable Canadian immigration requirements and prepare supporting documentation.
Check current immigration rules: Requirements can change, so use official Government of Canada guidance when preparing your study permit application.
Admission to a university and approval of a Canadian study permit are separate decisions. Meeting the admission requirements does not guarantee study permit approval.
Choosing the right university and program is an important step toward your international education goals. Before making a decision, compare your academic profile with the admission criteria, review the total cost, and confirm the availability of scholarships.
Macro Global provides study-abroad and IELTS guidance to help students explore suitable academic options. GD Immigration can assist with understanding the applicable immigration application process and documentation requirements.
Our team can help you understand your options and plan your next steps based on your individual profile. Final admission decisions are made by the university, while study permit decisions are made by the relevant immigration authorities.
Interested in the Bachelor of Arts in Criminology & Criminal Justice at St. Thomas University for September 2027? Contact our team to discuss your profile and explore your options.
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