The minor in criminal justice is offered to students who are outside the criminal justice major. It requires 18 hours of coursework. Three hours must be CRJU 2300 Introduction to Criminal Justice, while the remaining 15 hours may be taken from any 3000 or 4000 level criminal justice courses.
Academic Information
Required Courses (3 hours)
Required Course (3 hours)
CRJU 2300 Intro to Criminal Justice (counts toward the core – 3 credit hours)
Electives (15 hours)
CRJU Electives (15 hours)
CRJU 3301 Criminal Evidence (3 credit hours)
CRJU 3302 Legal Aspects of Law Enforcement (3 credit hours)
CRJU 3105 3205 3305 Seminar in Criminal Justice (3 credit hours)
CRJU 3306 Police Administration and Management (3 credit hours)
CRJU 3307 Criminal Law (3 credit hours)
CRJU 3309 Cybercrime (3 credit hours)
CRJU 3310 Race/Ethnicity and Criminal Justice (3 credit hours)
CRJU 3311 Gangs (3 credit hours)
CRJU 3312 Victimology (3 credit hours)
CRJU 3313 Crime and Science: An Intro to Forensic Science (3 credit hours)
CRJU 3314 Statistics in Criminal Justice (3 credit hours)
CRJU 3315 Sex Crimes (3 credit hours)
CRJU 3337 Juvenile Delinquency (3 credit hours)
CRJU 3338 Criminological Theory (3 credit hours)
CRJU 3396 Psychology and the Criminal Process (3 credit hours)
CRJU 4199 4299 Criminal Justice Workshop (3 credit hours)
CRJU 4301 Judicial System and Process (3 credit hours)
CRJU 4302 Law and Society (3 credit hours)
CRJU 4303 Readings in Criminal Justice (3 credit hours)
For more information please contact the Criminal Justice advisor Karen Wisdom at 501-916-6338 or kmwisdom@ualr.edu.
