Bachelor of Arts in Criminology and Criminal Justice

Gain the complex skills and knowledge you need to pursue a career in criminal justice.
The criminology and criminal justice major focuses on issues related to crime, criminal justice, and society from a broad sociological perspective. Students explore the nature of criminal behavior and its causes, while critically evaluating society’s responses to crime. Courses in the major emphasize social scientific theories and research methods while examining a range of topics pertinent to crime and justice: race, class, and gender disparities, structural and institutional racism, criminalization, punishment and reentry, criminal justice ethics, mental illness, substance abuse, immigration, politics, and reimagining criminal justice as a response to crime and deviance.
In this program, you will:

Learn the ins and outs of the criminal justice system, including its history, structure, and operation, as well as its impact on individuals, communities, and society as a whole
Explore theories and concepts from sociology, psychology, and political science as they relate to crime and justice issues.
Develop an appreciation for the ways in which social science knowledge can be applied to pertinent career fields, and how sociological knowledge can be applied to important life choices, regardless of your career path.

Career Possibilities
Serve your community as a police officer or detective. Advocate for victims of crime as a legal or victim advocate. Or, delve into the world of intelligence analysis and policy-making. Whatever your passions may be, a degree in criminal justice equips you with the tools you need to make a difference.

Become a:

Social Worker
Paralegal
Private Investigator
Criminologist
Forensic Examiner
Police Officer or Detective
Probation Officer
Prison Counselor
Legal Advocate

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