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The Criminology and Justice Studies Bachelor of Arts program employs a multidisciplinary perspective to examine crime, law, and justice systems. Instructors analyze criminal behavior, social deviance, and institutional responses through lenses of sociology, political science, psychology, and conventional criminal justice frameworks. The coursework establishes fundamental knowledge about criminal justice institutions while incorporating criminology theories and diversity studies that explore interactions between individuals, communities, and legal systems. Emphasis is placed on developing strong writing abilities and critical thinking skills, with internship opportunities available for practical experience.
With guidance from academic advisors or program coordinators, students choose at least one specialization area. These faculty consultations help learners select optimal course combinations to enhance their career readiness or graduate school preparation.
The Law and Society specialization caters to students examining legal-social dynamics and societal impacts on legislation, serving as excellent groundwork for law school or advanced social science studies.