Social & Criminal Justice

This course provides an in-depth examination of the social and criminal justice systems, including their historical development, current trends, and future directions. Students will explore the complex relationships between society, crime, and justice, and analyze the various factors that influence the operation of these systems. The course will cover topics such as criminology theory, juvenile justice, race and crime, gender and crime, and criminal justice policy. By the end of the course, students will have a comprehensive understanding of the social and criminal justice systems and their role in shaping society.

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This course is ideal for students interested in pursuing careers in law enforcement, corrections, probation, or social work. It is also beneficial for those seeking to understand the complex issues surrounding crime and justice in today's society.

COE College: Where Criminal Justice Education Meets Real-World Experience

COE College is the perfect choice for this course due to its reputation for providing high-quality education in the field of criminal justice. The college has a team of experienced professors who are experts in their fields and have a wealth of experience in teaching and research. Additionally, the college's location provides access to a diverse range of criminal justice agencies and organizations, offering students valuable opportunities for internships and networking.

Core courses in the major address multifaceted questions surrounding restorative, retributive, procedural, and distributive justice. The social and criminal justice faculty teach topics within the major from varying perspectives and disciplines to introduce students to the ways in which matters of justice are at work and essential to many areas of study.

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20 hours per week