The criminal justice immersion provides students with the appropriate foundation to analyze crime, crime control policy, and the role of the criminal justice system in the maintenance of order in society. Courses focus on the social definition and measurement of crime, a broad understanding of the causes of crime, and societal responses to crime through the police, courts, and corrections. This immersion is closed to students majoring in criminal justice.
| Course | |
|---|---|
| Prerequisite | |
| CRIM-110 | Introduction to Criminal Justice |
| Electives | |
| Choose three of the following: | |
| CRIM-210 | Technology in Criminal Justice |
| CRIM-220 | Corrections |
| CRIM-230 | Juvenile Justice |
| CRIM-240 | Law Enforcement in Society |
| CRIM-260 | Courts |
| CRIM-275 | Crime and Violence |
| CRIM-285 | Minority Groups in the Criminal Justice System |
| CRIM-489 | Major Issues in Criminal Justice |
To declare an immersion in Criminal Justice, go to the Registrar's forms website and complete the Immersion Authorization/Change form. Return the completed form to the College of Liberal Arts, Office of Student Services located in Liberal Arts Hall (LBR) Room 2210 or contact (585) 475-2444, libarts@rit.edu.