Bachelor of Science
The BS degree in criminal justice/criminology is an intensive overview of each of the components of the criminal justice system as well as an analysis of the societal and behavioral influences of deviant behavior. The criminal justice/criminology program emphasizes a "theory-into-practice" approach. Students will complete common core curriculum, plus additional criminal justice/criminology allowing for a focus on a range of topics, such as management, law, policing, corrections, and the theoretical foundation for criminal behavior and specific criminal behavior (criminal violence, organized crime, gangs, juvenile delinquency, white collar crime, and cybercrime).
- Course catalog requirements for criminal justice/criminology
- Academic map for criminal justice/criminology (PDF) (for CJCR majors beginning program prior to fall 2020)
- Academic map for criminal justice/criminology (PDF) (for CJCR majors beginning program in fall 2020 or later)
Minor
The minor in criminal justice/criminology is consistent with the BS major in criminal justice/criminology as an intensive overview of each of the components of the criminal justice system as well as an analysis of the societal and behavioral influences of deviant behavior. It emphasized the “theory-into-practice” approach upon which the criminal justice/criminology program is based.