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Professional Electives | CJ
Concentration Requirements | CJ
Minor Requirements
One of the strengths of the program is that students may elect to take professional electives from other designated colleges within the Institute and are thus able to develop a concentration in a professional area related to their career goals.
With the approval of a faculty adviser, students may select an additional professional elective concentration from courses offered within the College of Liberal Arts or in any of the Institute's other colleges. Many students develop special concentrations in accounting, computer science, management, or social work.
The following courses illustrate those offered periodically within the program:
Constitutional Law
Legal Rights of Convicted Offenders
Correctional Administration
Social Control of Deviant Behavior
Counseling in the Criminal Justice System
Alternatives to Incarceration
Sentencing Process
Criminology
Organized Crime
Social Control of Deviant Behavior
White-Collar Crime
Victimless Crime
Computer Crime
Women and Crime
Victimology
Law
Fundamentals of Legal Research
Constitutional Law
Legal Rights of Convicted Offenders
Social Control of Deviant Behavior
Evidence
Court Administration
Comparative Criminal Law
Sentencing Process
Victimless Crime
Seminar in Law
Administrative Concepts of Law Enforcement
Organized Crime
Investigative Techniques
Constitutional Law
Civil Disobedience and Criminal Justice
White-Collar Crime
Evidence
Police Community Relations
Victimless Crime
Hostage Taking and Terrorism
Substance Abuse
Management in Criminal Justice
Computer Crime
Security
Organized Crime
Investigative Techniques
Physical Security and Safety
Computer Crime
Seminar in Security