CRJS-2090 : Criminology
Criminal Justice | College of Arts and Sciences | UG
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About this Course
Interdisciplinary study of the theories of crime and criminal behavior and their application to criminal justice policy and practice. Focus on sociological, psychological, biological, cultural, phenomenological, and routine-activity theories. Required for all criminal justice majors.