Criminology and Criminal Justice is an emphasis on the role of law enforcement in emergency situations and threat management, emergencies in prison/institutional settings, and so on. This concentration is available on-campus and online.
Required Course
- CRCJ 1010 Survey of Criminal Justice
Twelve credit hours (9 hours must be upper division) from the following:
- CRCJ 2030 Police and Society
- CRCJ 2110 Criminal Court System
- CRCJ 2210 Survey of Corrections
- CRCJ 2220 Community-Based Corrections
- CRCJ 3350 Criminology
- CRCJ 3370 Juvenile Delinquency and Juvenile Justice
- CRCJ 3380 Race, Ethnicity, and Criminal Justice
- CRCJ 3390 Women, Crime, and Justice
- CRCJ 4060 Criminal Justice Ethics
- CRCJ 4210 Institutional Corrections
- CRCJ 4410 Victimology
- CRCJ 4520 Drugs and Crime
- CRCJ 4550 Gangs and Gang Control
- CRCJ 4760 Terrorism
- CRCJ 4790 Cyber and Computer Crimes
Within the Bachelor of Science in Emergency Management, students choose two concentrations. Several concentrations that pair well with Criminology and Criminal Justice include:
- Fire Service Management
- Information Technology and Communication
- Intelligence and Security
- Public Administration and Management
- Public Health
A minor in Criminology and Criminal Justice is also available; for more information, see the Emergency Management and Disaster Science Academic Advisor.