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Majors: Criminal Justice, Sociology
Double
Major: Criminal
Justice and Sociology (66 credits)
NOTE: At least one-half of the credits in any major
or minor program must be taken at Rutgers-Camden.
Criminal Justice Major
To avoid misunderstandings about which courses satisfy our
requirements, students are strongly advised to consult regularly with their faculty advisor; students should not rely on advising from outside
the department. Go to: http://sociology.camden.rutgers.edu/advising-cj.htm for important advice for criminal justice majors. For guidelines
for a double major with sociology, go to: http://sociology.camden.rutgers.edu/doublemaj.htm
Criminal Justice Major Requirements
(42 credits) (note: 'D' courses fulfill the university
"diversity" requirement, 'G' denotes "global" courses)
- 202:201 Criminal
Justice in America
- 920:207 Introduction
to Sociology
- any two of the following three introductory
courses to components of the criminal justice system:
- 202:202
Police & Policing
- 202:203
Confinement & Corrections
- 202:204
Courts & Criminal Law
- 920:301 Methods
& Techniques of Social Research
- 920:316 Race
& Ethnicity (D) or
920:332 Social Stratification
- 920:313 Theories
of Crime & Delinquency
- 202:449 Ethics
& Policy in Criminal Justice
- 18 credits
of elective courses distributed as follows:
- 12 credits
in crime and/or criminal justice related courses from the
offerings of criminal justice and sociology, e.g.:
- 202:___ ANY upper division criminal justice course
- 202:404
Service/Intern in Criminal Justice (note: only 3
credits may be applied toward major)
- 920:208
Contemporary Social Problems
- 920:217
Drugs & Society
- 920:280
Social Movements in Society
- 920:315
Sociology of Complex Organizations
- 920:329
Law & Society
- 920:344
Sociology of Deviance
- 3 credits
in multicultural or non-western courses from among the offerings
in anthropology and sociology, and political science e.g.:
(important note: ONLY the below courses satisfy the
multicultural requirement for the CJ major- the courses labeled
as "multicultural" in the schedule of classes are actually
labelled for another program. Save yourself the aggravation
of having to take an additional course by taking one of the
approved courses):
- 070:323
Anthropology of American Culture
- 070:338
North American Indians (D)
- 070:341
Peoples and Cultures of Latin America (G)
- 070:353
Peoples & Cultures of Southeast Asia (G)
- 070:356
Peoples & Cultures of Africa (G)
- 590:210 Introduction
to Latin American Studies (G)
- 920:370
Globalization & Social Change (G)
- 920:394
Japanese Society & Management (G)
- 920:396
Southeast Asian Societies (G)
- 920:430
African-American Culture (D)
- 790:311
Government and Politics of Latin America (G)
- 790:316
Government and Politics of the Far East (G)
- 790:335
Government and Politics of Sub-Saharan Africa (G)
- 790:336
Government and Politics of the Middle East (G)
- 790:337
Government and Politics of South and Southeast Asia (G)
- 790:364
Politics of Minority Groups (D)
- 3 credits
from the offerings of philosophy, political science, social
work, or urban studies, e.g.:
- French:
- 420:240
ST: Crime & Justice (taught in English)
- Philosophy:
- 730:
226 Ethics
- 730:
315 Some Contemporary Moral Issues
- 730:
316 Some Contemporary Moral Issues
- 730:320 Philosophy of Law
- Political
Science:
- 790:
372 Modern Political Theory
- 790:
381 Judicial Process
- 790:
401 American Constitutional Development
- 790:403
The Constitution and Criminal Law
- 790:410
Comparative Constitutional Law
- 790:414 The Supreme Court as a Political Institution
- 790:
442 Human Freedoms & the Constitution
- Psychology:
- 830:
341 Psychology & the Law
- Social
Work:
- 910:
220 Introduction to Social Work & Social Services
- 910:
352 Groups at Risk in Contemporary Society (D)
- Urban
Studies:
- 975:
204 Poverty & Urban Environmental Systems (D)
- 975:
219 History of the Ghetto & the American Slums (D)
- 975:231
Social Public Policy Planning
- 975:
306 Basic Methods of Urban & Regional Planning
- 975:
312 Urban & Regional Planning Studio
- 975:
326 Planning & Administration of Municipal Services
- 975:
413 Urban & Regional Revitalization
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Sociology Major Requirements (36 credits)
To avoid misunderstandings
about which courses satisfy our requirements, students are strongly
advised to consult the sociology and anthropology faculty; students
should not rely on advising from outside the department. For general
sociology advising information, go to http://sociology.camden.rutgers.edu/advising.htm.
For guidelines for a double major with criminal justice, go to: http://sociology.camden.rutgers.edu/doublemaj.htm.
- 920:207 Introduction
to Sociology (3 cr.)
- 070:213 Introduction
to Cultural Anthropology (3 cr.)
- 920:301 Methods
& Techniques of Social Research (3 cr.)
- 920:325 Sociological
Theory (3 cr.)
- 070:307 Psychological
Anthropology (3 cr.) or
920:357 Individual
& Society (3cr.)
- 920:316 Race & Ethnicity (3 cr.) or
920:332 Social Stratification (3 cr.)
- Plus 18 additional credits in sociology, anthropology,
or criminal justice, including at least 3 credits in
anthropology.
Students
may use if they wish one of the following Urban Studies
courses as one elective course (3 credits) for the sociology
major: 975:102 (Approaches to Urban Studies); 975:104 (Power
and Decision Making in Urban Communities); 975:204 (Poverty
and Urban Environmental Systems); 975:339 (Housing and Planning
Seminar); 975:413 (Urban and Regional Revitalization); and
975:478 (History of Planning Thought)
Double
Major in Sociology & Criminal Justice (66 credits) (click
here)
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