Objective:
The Criminal Justice co-major is designed for students who wish to study multiple disciplines at the undergraduate level because of diverse interests or a desire to pursue careers where criminal justice intersects with other academic and professional domains.
Administrator: Chair, Department of History, Political Science, and Criminal Justice
Learning Outcomes:
- Graduates with this major will demonstrate skills consistent with a liberal arts education, including the abilities to read and listen with understanding; learn independently; communicate clearly and effectively in written and oral formats; think critically; work effectively in teams; make thoughtful decisions; and show sensitivity to and skills working with diverse populations.
- Graduates with this major will articulate the impact of a Christian, and specifically Wesleyan, understanding of human nature and society, justice, grace, and restoration on thinking and practice in criminal justice occupations.
- Graduates with this major will have exposure to a variety of professionals in the field and engage in service learning in at least one work setting.
- Graduates with this major will be prepared for entry-level work in a variety of occupations in the field of criminal justice or graduate training in the field.
Requirements: 33 credits
Total Credits
33