Administration of Justice, International Justice and National Security Concentration (B.A.)

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Key Issues pertinent to globalization including ethical and privacy dilemmas, policies and experiences of other countries, enforcement and control of terrorist activities including computer crime, and impact on the United States of America are studied.

Major Requirements

Students take a minimum of 12 courses (36 credits) in Administration of Justice exclusive of workshop credits, and five support courses (15 credits):

ADJ100:&nbsp;Introduction to the Justice Process 3 Credit(s)
ADJ110:&nbsp;American Judicial System 3 Credit(s)
ADJ210:&nbsp;Principles of Correctional Operations 3 Credit(s)
ADJ230:&nbsp;Juvenile Justice 3 Credit(s)
ADJ303:&nbsp;Criminal Law 3 Credit(s)
ADJ308:&nbsp;Criminal Procedure 3 Credit(s)
ADJ431:&nbsp;Justice and the Constitution 3 Credit(s)
Four additional Administration of Justice courses from a selection of 3-credit electives for 12 credits

One of the following courses:

ADJ443:&nbsp;Contemporary Trends and Issues in the Justice Process 3 Credit(s)
ADJ444:&nbsp;Special Projects: Police Community Relations 3 Credit(s)

Students may take the following courses in other disciplines:

ENG254:&nbsp;Writing for Professionals 3 Credit(s)
APT: Three credits in Applied Technology Courses 3 credits

One of the following sociology courses:

SOA110:&nbsp;The Sociological Imagination 3 Credit(s)
SOA130:&nbsp;Anthropology: Interpreting Cultural Differences 3 Credit(s)
SOA211:&nbsp;Race and Ethnic Relations 3 Credit(s)
SOA214:&nbsp;Intimate, Marital and Family Relationships 3 Credit(s)
SOA230:&nbsp;Gender and Sexuality: Cross-cultural Perspectives 3 Credit(s)
SOA317:&nbsp;Deviant Behavior 3 Credit(s)

Two Psychology courses:

PSY100:&nbsp;Introduction to Psychology 3 Credit(s)
Take an additional course from the following:
PSY220:&nbsp;Child Development 3 Credit(s)
PSY230:&nbsp;Adolescent and Adult Development 3 Credit(s)
PSY250:&nbsp;Social Psychology 3 Credit(s)
PSY253:&nbsp;Psychology and the Law 3 Credit(s)
PSY255:&nbsp;Psychology of Prejudice 3 Credit(s)
PSY260:&nbsp;Theories of Personality 3 Credit(s)
PSY290:&nbsp;Cross-Cultural Psychology 3 Credit(s)

Concentration Requirements

Students pursuing the concentration in International Justice and National Security take three additional Administration of Justice courses and two support courses from other disciplines.

International Justice and National Security courses:

ADJ243:&nbsp;Comparative Law and Justice in a Deeply Cybered World 3 Credit(s)
ADJ323:&nbsp;Introduction to Homeland Security and the Intelligence Community 3 Credit(s)
ADJ430:&nbsp;Controversial Legal Issues 3 Credit(s)

Support Courses (choose two)

ADJ312:&nbsp;Ethics in the Criminal Justice System 3 Credit(s)
ADJ315:&nbsp;Computer Crime 3 Credit(s)
ADJ418:&nbsp;Terrorism: Theory and Politics 3 Credit(s)
ENV334:&nbsp;Environmental Justice 3 Credit(s)
ENG349:&nbsp;Literature from the Middle East 3 Credit(s)
ENG356:&nbsp;World Cinema 3 Credit(s)
ENG358:&nbsp;Global Media 3 Credit(s)
HIS265:&nbsp;Modern Global History 3 Credit(s)
HIS340:&nbsp;History of Warfare 3 Credit(s)
HIS415:&nbsp;Modern American Foreign Policy 3 Credit(s)
NUR444:&nbsp;Public Health and Disaster Response Planning 3 Credit(s)
POL211:&nbsp;International Relations & Diplomacy 3 Credit(s)
POL213:&nbsp;Global Environmental Politics 3 Credit(s)
SOA260:&nbsp;The Anthropology of Human Rights 3 Credit(s)

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Administration of Justice, International Justice and National Security Concentration (B.A.)

Major Requirements

One of the following courses:

Students may take the following courses in other disciplines:

One of the following sociology courses:

Two Psychology courses:

Recommended:

Concentration Requirements

Support Courses (choose two)

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Administration of Justice, International Justice and National Security Concentration (B.A.)

Major Requirements

One of the following courses:

Students may take the following courses in other disciplines:

One of the following sociology courses:

Two Psychology courses:

Recommended:

Concentration Requirements

Support Courses (choose two)