Criminal Justice, B.A. - Course Requirements

Learning Outcomes

The successful student will be able to:

Apply appropriate theoretical perspectives to explain crime and deviance.
Analyze the specific context of criminological theories and crime control policies with reference to the social, political, and economic forces that shape them.
Evaluate the structure and function of the various components of the criminal justice system.
Apply methodological and analytical skills to the empirical analysis of a criminal justice issue or problem.
Demonstrate professionalism, integrity, and competence as a practitioner in a criminal justice setting.

Course ID	Course Name	Credits
CRJU 101	Introduction to the Criminal Justice System	3
CRJU 200	Introduction to Criminology	3
CRJU 210	Law Enforcement	3
CRJU 300	Corrections	3
CRJU 318	The Court System and Court Procedures	3
CRJU 330	Junior Seminar in the Social Sciences	3
CRJU 360	Internship	3
CRJU 430	Senior Seminar in the Social Sciences	3
CRJU 407	Ethics in Criminal Justice	3
PSYC 110	Introduction to Psychology	3
SOCO 101	Introductory Sociology	3
SOCO 208	Social Deviance	3
SOCO 212	Race, Class, Gender: Diversity	3
SOCO 311	Statistics for Social and Behavioral Sciences	3
SOCO 322	Research Methods for Social and Behavioral Sciences	3
	CRJU electives – Five (5) courses	15
	Free Elective Courses: Six (6) Courses	18