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Administration des affaires - comptabilité (B.A.A.) - French-language
Laurentian University, Canada
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- Bachelor's
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The Bachelor of Forensic Identification is exclusively for Canadian police officers and civilian members of Canadian police services who have completed basic Forensic Identification training at the Ontario Police College or Canadian Police College. It is the only program of its kind in North America, with about 130 officers enrolled across Canada.
Faculty: Faculty of Science, Engineering and Architecture | Duration: 90 credits (part-time, e-learning) | Study mode: part-time | Location: Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
The 90-credit degree combines e-learning with intense one-week periods of study at the Ontario Police College or the Calgary and Edmonton Police Services. It comprises 42 credits of advanced standing, 30 FOID credits and 18 electives; optional three-credit Practicums provide hands-on application. Statements of Professional Learning include Fingerprint Detection and Analysis.
Open to Canadian police officers and civilian members of Canadian police services who have completed basic Forensic Identification training. Advanced standing: 12 credits for the Basic Constable Training Program and 30 credits for the Forensic Identification Diploma; college diploma holders (C+ minimum) receive 12 credits (two-year) or 18 credits (three-year); up to a maximum of 60 advanced-standing credits.
Domestic applicants: CAD 6,120 a year (2026). Ontario residents; 2026-27 full-time undergraduate tuition only, 30 credits; 'All programs' fee group (exceptions listed separately); excludes incidental and student association fees Source
International applicants: CAD 30,363 a year (2026). International students; 2026-27 full-time undergraduate tuition only, 30 credits; 'All programs' fee group (exceptions listed separately); excludes incidental and student association fees; UHIP not included Source
Canadian applicants: September entry, January entry and May entry (non-Ontario high school applicants); Ontario high school applicants apply for September entry only. International applicants: September start and January start.
Canadian applicants apply through the OUAC. Ontario high school applicants (Group A): September entry deadline January 15. Non-Ontario high school applicants (Group B): September entry August 1, January entry December 1, May entry April 1.
Program-specific deadlines for Canadian applicants: Nursing (September entry only) February 1; Architectural Studies (September entry only) February 14; Indigenous Social Work September entry March 16, May entry January 26.
International applicants: September start application deadline June 15 (documents June 20); January start application deadline August 15 (documents October 1). Program-specific: Nursing February 1; Architectural Studies February 14; Indigenous Social Work March 1 (September entry only).
Apply through the official page: https://laurentian.ca/academics/admissions/undergraduate
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