Criminal Justice (B.A.)
Administered by Department of Sociology, Social Work and Criminal Justice
Effective Spring 2011
In addition to general education, the criminal justice major requires 33 to 39 credits: 30 credits of classes and three to nine credits of internship. Students cannot use criminal justice courses, beyond requirements, to fulfill their free elective courses. Required courses:
General Education
45.211 Principles of Sociology
48.101 General Psychology
44.120 U.S. Government
Foundation Courses
43.101 Introduction to Criminal Justice
43.200 Criminology
43.255 Criminal Justice Research
43.260 Criminal Justice Statistics
Substantive Core Courses
Choose six courses from the following:
43.230 Police & Society
43.300 Juvenile Delinquency
43.310 Penology
43.320 Victimology
43.330 White Collar Crime
43.340 Criminal Investigations
43.400 Mass Media and Crime
43.410 Criminal Law
43.420 Crime, Inequality, & Social Identity
43.430 Special Topics
43.470 Cults and Apocalyptic Movements
44.446 Constitutional Law
Applied Experience
43.495 Criminal Justice Internship