Criminology and Criminal Justice

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Minor Requirements

Students who wish to declare a minor in Criminology and Criminal Justice must take CRM 1000 before they will be admitted to the minor. Satisfying the requirements for the minor in Criminology and Criminal Justice includes completing a minimum of 20 credits in the minor. For a minor, students must achieve at least a 2.0 grade point average in the minor courses.

Earning a minor in Criminology and Criminal Justice requires:

CRM 1000 - Introduction to Criminology Credits: 4

Plus four elective courses from the following

CRM 1100 - The Criminal Justice System Credits: 4
CRM 1200 - Inequality and Justice in Life and Literature Credits: 4
CRM 1500 - Rural Crime Credits: 4
CRM 2000 - Youth, Deviance, and Crime Credits: 4
CRM 2200 - Corporate and White Collar Crime Credits: 4
CRM 2300 - Hate Crimes Credits: 4
CRM 2500 - The Death Penalty Credits: 4
CRM 2600 - Policy and Prevention in the Public Sphere Credits: 4
CRM 2700 - Ethics of Criminal (In)Justice Credits: 4
CRM 2800 - Search and Seizure Credits: 4
CRM 2900 - Police Culture Credits: 4
CRM 3000 - Society and Law Credits: 4
CRM 3050 - Female Deviance, Crime, and Social Control Credits: 4
CRM 3380 - Race, Class and Crime Credits: 4
CRM 3430 - Criminal Justice and Mental Health Credits: 4
CRM 3500 - Domestic Violence Credits: 4
CRM 3600 - Drugs and Society Credits: 4
CRM 3700 - Forensic Criminal Investigation Credits: 4
CRM 3900 - Incarceration Credits: 4
CRM 4000 - Research Methods in Criminology and Criminal Justice Credits: 4
CRM 4100 - Victimology Credits: 4
CRM 4500 - Statistics in Criminology and Criminal Justice Credits: 4