Criminology (Minor)

Faculty: Williams (Director; Criminology), Cunningham (Criminology), Scott (History), Toxqui (History), Crawford (Sociology).

The purpose of the minor in Criminology is to provide interested students the opportunity to pursue study of crime and justice in a way that supplements their major area(s) of study. 

Minor Requirements

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
CRM 110	Introduction to the Criminal Justice System	3.0
or CRM 120	Introduction to Criminology
CRM 301	Theories of Crime and Justice	3.0
Select three of the following: 1		9.0
CRM 130	Introduction to Investigations
CRM 225	Criminal Law
CRM 250	Police Organization and Administration
CRM 360	Drugs and Crime
CRM 380	Topics in Crime, Law, and Justice (may be repeated under different topic for up to 6 hours of credit)
CRM 401	Ethics, Crime, and Criminal Justice
CRM 480	Directed Readings in Crime, Law, and Justice
HIS 201	Violence, Crime, and Punishment in U.S. History
HIS 309	The History of U.S. Law Enforcement
SOC 331	Correctional Policies and Society
SOC 332	Juvenile Delinquency
SOC 333	Sociology of Violence
SOC 390	Topics in Sociology
Total Hours		15

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At least two of these courses must be at 300-400 level