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Justice Career Opportunities
Schools of Social and Community Services

Criminal Justice

Approach #1: Career opportunities
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-Your dream in criminal justice, your passion in protecting, your career at Humber
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School of Social and Community Services, Criminal Justice
Additional Info: At Humber’s school of Social and Community Services- Criminal Justice you can choose from 13 different program options and open doors to exciting careers from intelligence analysts to rehabilitation.

Approach #2: Unique Facilities
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-Video games that don’t play around and mock labs that are no joke.
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School of Social and Community Services, Criminal Justice
Additional Info: The Criminal Justice faculty of Humber’s School
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Human/Social services

Approach #1: Career opportunities
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A child in need, a family in crisis, an individual struggling- How will you help?

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School of Social and Community Services, Human/Social services
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If your passion lies in helping there is no better direction than at the School of Social and Community Services, Human and Social services at Humber. Choose a fulfilling career from mental health, youth care and intervention and help those who need it most.

Approach #2: Unique Facilities
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School of Social and Community Services, Human/Social services
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Approach #3: Unique Learning Opportunities
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The path to helping others- what’s in it for you?
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School of Social and Community Services, Human/Social

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