Law, Justice and Social Control, Minor

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A Minor in Law, Justice and Social Control requires a minimum of 21 credits as outlined below, at least 12 of which at upper-division level. Students must take all required courses for a letter grade and earn a minimum of “C-” in required courses. Not open to students with a B.A. in Sociology major.

core requirements (9 credits)

SOC 211 - Social Problems 3 credits
SOC 231 - Foundations of Criminal Justice 3 credits
SOC 383 - Sociology of Deviant Behavior 3 credits

four of the following (12 credits)

BIOL 102 - Forensics 3 credits
ANTH 230 - Indigenous Rights: Peace and Justice in the Americas 3 credits
POSC 309 - Sexual Politics in a Diverse Society 3 credits
PHIL 318 - Political and Legal Philosophy 3 credits
POSC 323 - Law and Politics of Mass Atrocity 3 credits
ANTH 330 - Indigenous Rights: Peace and Justice in the Americas 3 credits
SOC 332 - Crime, Justice and Globalization 3 credits
SOC 350 - Gender, Stratification, and Globalization 3 credits
SOC 370 - Race and Ethnicity 3 credits
SOC 393 - Child Abuse 3 credits
SOC 410 - Victimless Crimes 3 credits
POSC 439 - Disability, Policy, and the Law 3 credits
PSY 482 - Forensic Psychology 3 credits

Law, Justice and Social Control, Minor

core requirements (9 credits)

four of the following (12 credits)

total credits 21