If you are a team player, active in your community, enjoy physical activity, and stay calm under pressure, this program can help you turn your commitment to service into a career. You’ll be guided by experienced instructors who are experts in their fields, providing mentorship and real-world insight. Through a mix of practical and academic learning, you’ll gain specialized knowledge and transferable skills that prepare you for rewarding opportunities in law enforcement and public safety. Students must complete all 60 credits (20 courses) of the program at a rate of five courses per semester. This full-time program combines on-campus courses with some virtual content. The on-campus courses take place at our New Westminster campus. Two intakes per year: September and January
September 2027
New Westminster Campus
715 McBride Boulevard,
New Westminster,
British Columbia,
V3L 5T4, West Coast, Canada
Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident status (or a valid Study Permit for international students). High school graduate or equivalent (Official Transcript required). Grade 12 English with a minimum grade of C (or equivalent). An essay of 250 words outlining the reasons why the applicant wishes to be a student in the Law Enforcement Studies Diploma program submitted with the application. Completion of a Criminal Record Check. A vulnerable sector check and fingerprinting is not required. Only an original hard copy document from a local RCMP or Municipal Police Department is accepted. Online verified, web-based Criminal Record Checks of any kind are not accepted. A scanned copy may accompany the application documentation; however, the original document must be provided to the JIBC Admissions Office in-person, or by letter mail.
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