Criminal Justice Minor: 27 units

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Offered by: College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences, Sociology Department

Minor Required

Minor Electives

The Criminal Justice minor (also a certificate program) is a multidisciplinary grouping of courses that have been specifically selected to fulfill the needs of students presently working in or planning for careers in law enforcement or probation. Special advisement for students in any major who are interested in criminal justice may be obtained from the department’s Criminal Justice coordinator. Detailed information is available from the department office.

Minor Required: 15 units

Minor Electives: 12 units

Select three from the list plus take one additional course in SOC, CRM, or SW.
ANT 4910 - Forensic Anthropology (3)
CRM 3318 - Contemporary Treatment of Law Violators (3)
CRM 3319 - Policing (3)
CRM 3320 - Probation and Parole (3)
CRM 3330 - Restorative Justice (3)
CRM 3360 - Juvenile Delinquency (3)
CRM 3370 - Drug Policy (3)
CRM 3380 - Political Violence (3)
SOC 3350 - Immigration and Migration (3)
SOC 4250 - Demography and Public Policy (3)
SW 3322 - Family Violence (3)
SW 4440 - Human Rights (3)
SOC/CRM/SW 3XXX/4XXX - Upper-division Sociology, Criminology, or Social Work Courses (3)