This minor offers students the opportunity to prepare for work in the Criminal Justice field. It is designed to provide students with the concepts and research methods needed for a successful career in criminal justice agencies and for graduate work in criminology and criminal justice. A minor in Criminal Justice is useful preparation for a career in police work, corrections, parole, youth work, counseling, public and social service administration.
Program Requirements
Code | Title | Credits |
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JUST 102 | Introduction to Criminal Justice | 3 |
JUST 202 | Innovation and Evaluation in Criminal Justice | 3 |
Select 12 credits from the following: | 12 | |
Criminology | ||
Environmental Crime | ||
Crime in the Life Course | ||
Family Violence | ||
Current Issues in Policing | ||
Gangs in America | ||
Community Policing | ||
Organized Crime | ||
Environmental Justice | ||
Victimology | ||
Race and the U.S. Legal System | ||
Animals and Justice | ||
Hate Crimes | ||
Women and Prison | ||
White Collar Crime | ||
Juvenile Delinquency and Juvenile Justice | ||
Serial Killers | ||
Terrorism and Social Justice | ||
Police and Society | ||
Death Penalty Perspectives | ||
Comparative Criminal Justice Systems | ||
Prisons and Punishment | ||
Homeland Security | ||
Media and the Criminal Justice System | ||
Technology and the Criminal Justice System | ||
FBI Past and Present | ||
Wrongful Convictions | ||
Juries and Justice | ||
Corrections | ||
Rights, Liberties and American Justice | ||
Special Topics in Justice Studies (may be used with written permission) | ||
Drugs and Society | ||
Sex Crimes | ||
Corrections Management | ||
Criminal Law and Procedure | ||
Evidence | ||
Criminal Trial Preparation | ||
Total Credits | 18 |