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The Bachelor of Arts in Criminology and Justice Studies offers an interdisciplinary exploration of crime, law, and justice systems. Faculty examine criminal behavior, societal norms, and institutional responses through lenses of sociology, political science, psychology, and conventional criminal justice perspectives. The program establishes foundational knowledge about criminal justice institutions while incorporating criminological theories and diversity studies to illuminate the intricate connections between individuals, communities, and legal systems. Emphasis is placed on developing strong writing abilities and critical analysis skills, with internship opportunities available for practical experience.
With guidance from faculty advisors or the undergraduate coordinator, students choose at least one specialization area. These academic consultations help learners select course combinations that best prepare them for professional paths or advanced studies.
The General Criminology and Justice Studies track serves students preferring broad study or those designing customized academic plans through elective courses that don't fit other specialization options.