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Minor in Criminal Justice
Criminology and Criminal Justice Minor
The criminal justice minor complements the skills students gain in his or her major discipline by providing a study of crime, law enforcement, courts, corrections, security and investigative forensics.
Minor Requirements - 18 credits
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CRIM 100 Survey of Criminal Justice - 3 credits
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CRIM 402 Criminological Theory - 3 credits
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SOCL 345 Social Research - 3 credits
And a selection of 9 credit hours from among the following courses:
CRIM 200 – Introduction to Corrections - 3 credits
CRIM 205 – Introduction to the U.S. Court System - 3 credits
CRIM 210 – Introduction to Policing - 3 credits
CRIM 220 – Homicide - 3 credits
CRIM 295 – Special Topics - 3 credits
CRIM 300 – Probation, Parole, and Community Corrections - 3 credits
CRIM 305 – White Collar Crime - 3 credits
CRIM 323 – Gender and Crime - 3 credits
CRIM 330 – Violent Offending - 3 credits
CRIM 335 – Juvenile Delinquency - 3 credits
CRIM 340 – Issues in Policing - 3 credits
CRIM 401 – Issues in Criminal Justice - 3 credits
CRIM 409 – Administrative Issues in Criminal Justice - 3 credits
CRIM 410 – Crime and Communities - 3 credits
CRIM 455 – Constitutional Law for Criminal Justice Professionals - 3 credits
