Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Criminal Justice
The undergraduate criminal justice program provides a multidisciplinary study of the structure, administration, and dynamics of the criminal justice system. The system, a network of agencies at the local, state, and federal levels, is composed of law enforcement, the courts, corrections, and the private/corporate criminal justice sector. Courses examine components of the criminal justice system and provoke critical thinking on the competing ideologies of crime and correction.
| Major Courses | ||
|---|---|---|
| CRJU 105 | Introduction to Criminal Justice Systems | 3 crs. |
| CRJU 110 | Criminology | 3 crs. |
| CRJU 218 | Criminal Procedure | 3 crs. |
| CRJU 250 | Juvenile Delinquency | 3 crs. |
| CRJU 275 | Deviant Behavior | 3 crs. |
| CRJU 300 | Research Methods - Criminology | 3 crs. |
| CRJU 330 | Correctional Institutions | 3 crs. |
| CRJU 365 | Program Planning and Evaluation in Criminal Justice | 3 crs. |
| CRJU 405 | Criminal Law | 3 crs. |
| CRJU Major Electives | 9 crs. | |
| Required Adjunct Courses | ||
| CRJU 260 | Statistics in Criminal Justice | 3 crs. |
| PSYC | Elective | 3 crs. |
| SOCI | Elective | 3 crs. |
| Core Courses | 33 crs. | |
| Electives | 42 crs. | |
| Total | 120 crs. | |
View Core Curriculum Requirements for Professional Studies Students.