Convenient: complete coursework for your graduate diploma in Public Safety GIS and Data Analytics on your own schedule
Relevant: prepare to explain the relationships between crime, emergency incidents, natural disasters, and places
Focused: acquire skills to discern the importance of criminological theories in the use and potential misuse of GIS and crime analysis
The Wilfrid Laurier University online Graduate Diploma in Public Safety GIS and Data Analytics is a postgraduate credential designed for active professionals looking to build their career in public safety. Developed by industry experienced public safety professionals, this 100% online program focuses on delivering practical knowledge that can be immediately applied in the office and in the field.
During the program, you’ll reinforce your foundation in public safety, focus on leadership and examine the current events that are shaping global implementation systems and data analytics related to intelligence and security in Canada and around the world.
To apply for admission to the online graduate diploma program, applicants must meet the following requirements and submit the outlined paperwork:
The graduate diplomas are currently not eligible for Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) or financial aid.
For more information about the admissions process or your eligibility, speak with an enrolment advisor at 888.368.0345.
If you are interested in continuing your studies in the Master of Public Safety program upon completion of a graduate diploma program, you are eligible to receive up to 2 transfer credits.
Gain expertise in working with geographic information systems and data analytics. Explore and assess how data can provide insights and be transformed into actionable intelligence information. If you’re ready to progress in your current career or looking to change directions while building on your experience, a Graduate Diploma in Public Safety GIS and Data Analytics is a great way to gain the knowledge and credentials you’ll need to define your future.
To learn more about the program, download the curriculum guide.