Embedded Certificate in Juvenile Justice and Rehabilitation

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The undergraduate certificate in juvenile justice and rehabilitation is available to all students. Courses taken to receive this certificate also count toward the criminology major, and criminology courses taken to receive this certificate count toward the criminology minor.

Requirements

The certificate requires the following courses:

CRIM 1100 - Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 Credit Hours
CRIM 2245 - Juvenile Delinquency 3 Credit Hours
CRIM 4255 - Youth, Crime and Community 3 Credit Hours

And one of the following:

CRIM 4233 - Gangs 3 Credit Hours
PSYC 4270 - Psychology of Childhood 3 Credit Hours
CRIM 4280 - Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice 3 Credit Hours Must be on a juvenile justice topic and approved by the Criminology Department Curriculum Committee
CRIM 4286 - Internship 3.0 - 6.0 Credit Hours Must be a juvenile justice (or) relevant youth services internship and approved by the Criminology Department Internship Coordinator

Embedded Certificate in Juvenile Justice and Rehabilitation

Requirements

The certificate requires the following courses:

And one of the following:

Total: 12 hours