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​Criminal Justice Administration prepares students for criminal justice professions by developing the leadership and administrative skills needed for the daily challenges facing law enforcement agencies, the courts, and corrections institutions. Through a social justice perspective, students in this concentration develop more just and humane responses as agents of criminal legal system.

Students in the Criminal Justice Administration Concentration will be required to register for 2 Criminology courses from the list below, one of which must be at the 300-level:

Course Title Quarter Hours
Choose two of the following:8
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS
LAW ENFORCEMENT MANAGEMENT
CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
JUVENILE JUSTICE
FORENSIC SCIENCE
DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM
CYBERCRIME AND CYBERTERRORISM
COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS
SPECIAL TOPICS
FOUNDATIONS OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
21ST CENTURY POLICING
REHABILITATION, REINTEGRATION AND REENTRY
SPECIAL TOPICS

In addition, students in the Criminal Justice Administration Concentration will be required to choose 3 elective courses from the list below:

Course Title Quarter Hours
Choose three of the following:12
CRIME AND THE MEDIA
CRIMINOLOGY GOES TO THE MOVIES
LATINOS AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
GANGS IN SOCIETY
COMMUNITIES AND CRIME
COMMUNITY NON-VIOLENCE
CRIME PREVENTION
CRIMES OF THE STATE
HATE/BIAS CRIMES
SCHOOL VIOLENCE, DISCIPLINE AND JUSTICE
WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS
US POLITICAL PRISONERS AND CRIMES OF CONSCIENCE
DRUGS AND SOCIETY
WHITE COLLAR AND CORPORATE CRIME
FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGY
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW FROM COLONIALISM TO GLOBALIZATION
LAW OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANZIATIONS, NGOS AND GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
PHILOSOPHY AND MODERN SOCIETY
ETHICS AND PUBLIC POLICY
PUBLIC POLICY AND URBAN ISSUES
PUBLIC POLICY AND POLITICS
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND POLICY
LAW AND THE POLITICAL SYSTEM
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW: FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHTS
NATIONAL SECURITY AND THE U.S. CONSTITUTION