I: Basic Requirements (6)
- CJS 102: Introduction to Criminology and Justice Studies (3)
- OR: CJS 302: Crime, Criminal Justice, and Society (3)
- CJS 360: Career Planning in Criminal Justice (3)
II: Criminal Justice Foundations (21)
- A. Systems of Justice (6)
- CJS 270: Criminal Justice Systems (3)
- CJS 310: Juvenile Justice (3)
- B: Criminal Law and Ethics (6)
- CJS 320: Introduction to Criminal Law and Legal Analysis (3)
- CJS 340: Ethics in Criminal Justice (3)*
- C: Criminal Justice Theory and Research Methods (9)
- CJS 350: Criminological Theory (3)
- Select one set of methods courses:
- CJS 280: Statistics in Criminology and Justice Studies (3) AND
- CJS 380/L: Criminology and Justice Methods and Lab (2/1)
- OR:
- GEOG 206/L: Introduction to Geographical Information Science and Lab (2/1) AND
- GEOG 306/L: Intermediate Geographical Information Science and Lab (2/1)
III: Applied Research and Field Experience in Criminology and Justice (3)
Select 1 from the following:
- CJS 410CS: Mentoring to Overcome Struggles and Inspire Courage (MOSAIC) (3)
- CJS 480: Applied Research in Criminology and Justice Studies (3)
- CJS 494A-E/CJS AA-EE: Criminal Justice Internships Seminar and Field Experience (2/1)
- POLS 494J: Judicial Internship (2/1)
- Other relevant internship or service learning courses may be considered on a case by case basis by the department.
IV: Area Studies in Criminology and Justice (18)
Cross-Cultural /Cross-National Criminology and Justice (3)
Select 1 of the following:
- AIS 304: American Indian Law and Policy (3)*
- CJS 328: Diversity and Crime (3)
- CJS 418: Gender and Crime (3)
- CJS 438: Gender and Criminal Justice (3)
- CJS 448: Global Perspectives in Crime and Justice (3)
Victimization (3)
Select 1 of the following:
- CADV 310: Developmental Impacts of Abuse and Neglect (3)
- CJS 326: Victimology (3)
- CJS 446: Domestic Violence (3)
Criminology (6)
Select 2 from the following. At least one course must be from CJS.
- GWS 370: Women and Violence (3)
- CJS 328: Diversity and Crime (3)*
- CJS 402: Gangs (3)
- CJS 418: Gender and Crime (3)*
- CJS 422: White Collar Crime (3)
- CJS 432: Alcohol, Drugs, and Crime (3)
- CJS 448: Global Perspectives in Crime and Justice (3)*
- CJS 452AA-ZZ: Selected Topics in Criminology (3)
Criminal Justice (6)
Select 2 from the following. At least one course must be from CJS:
- AIS 304: American Indian Law and Policy (3)*
- CJS 334: Law Enforcement and Security (3)
- CJS 344: Corrections (3)
- CJS 438: Gender and Criminal Justice (3)*
- CJS 444: Community Corrections (3)
- CJS 448: Global Perspectives in Crime and Justice (3)*
- CJS 454AA-ZZ: Selected Topics in Criminal Justice (3)
- LING 310: Forensic Linguistics - Language and the Law (3)
- POLS 426: International Law (3)
- POLS 450: Jurisprudence (3)
- POLS 455: Criminal Procedures (3)
- POLS 457B: Constitutional Law II (3)
- PSY 443: Advanced Inquiry in Legal Psychology (3)
- SOC 434: Sociology of Law (3)
*Course will count in only one CJS program category.