Sociology / Sociology Criminology Double Major

Sociology Criminology Double Major

Criminology and Sociology Double Major - 58-61 hours
Required Major CoursesSOC - 100: Principles of Sociology (3 cr.)
SOC - 236: Criminology (3 cr.)
SOC - 374: Social Research Principles (3 cr.)
SOC - 480: Community Internship (varied course cr.)
SOC - 489: Social Theory (3 cr.)
SOC - 495: Professional Development (1 cr.)
SOC - 496: Research Capstone (3 cr.)
or
SOC - 498: Honors Thesis in Sociology (3 cr.)
MAT - 175: Statistics I (3 cr.)

Electives9 hours of Criminology Electives chosen from the following. At least 3 hours of Criminology Elective at the 400 level must be chosen.
SOC - 242: Deviance and Society (3 cr.)
SOC - 335: Race and Ethnic Relations (3 cr.)
SOC - 337: Corrections (3 cr.)
SOC - 342: Juvenile Delinquency (3 cr.)
SOC - 343: Sociology of Murder (3 cr.)
SOC - 410: Women and Politics (3 cr.)
SOC - 421: Gender and Violence (3 cr.)
SOC - 442: The Color of Crime (3 cr.)
SOC - 443: Women and Crime (3 cr.)
SOC - 446: Drugs and Society (3 cr.)
SOC - 449: Sociology of the Border (3 cr.)
SOC - 480: Community Internship (varied course cr.)
General Sociology Electives (18 credit hours)
At least 3 hours at the 400 level must be chosen.
Political Science Electives from the following: (3 hours)
POL - 200: Law and Society (3 cr.)
POL - 301: Civil Liberties (3 cr.)
POL - 302: Civil Rights Law (3 cr.)
POL - 305: Public Administration (3 cr.)
POL - 340: State & Local Political Systems (3 cr.)
POL - 401: Moot Court (3 cr.)

Related Electives9 hours of Related Electives chosen from the following. Electives may not be used to fulfill more than one requirement in the major.
CS - 190: Beginning Programming (3 cr.)
CS - 156: Web Site Design & Management (3 cr.)
FRE - 206: Introduction to Francophone Cultures (3 cr.)
GEO - 203: Geographic Information Systems (GIS) (3 cr.)
LEG - 400: Legal Survey (3 cr.)
LEG - 401: Legal Research (3 cr.)
LEG - 402: Law Office Management (3 cr.)
POL - 100: American Political Systems (3 cr.)
POL - 200: Law and Society (3 cr.)
POL - 301: Civil Liberties (3 cr.)
POL - 302: Civil Rights Law (3 cr.)
POL - 305: Public Administration (3 cr.)
POL - 340: State & Local Political Systems (3 cr.)
POL - 401: Moot Court (3 cr.)
PSY - 320: Abnormal Psychology (3 cr.)
SPA - 206: Intermediate Spanish II (3 cr.)
Or may be met by completing 9 hours at the 200-level or higher in any single course prefix from the following list: ACC, ART, BIO, BUS, CHE, COM, CS, DAN, ECO, ENG, ESS, FRE, GEO, HED, HIS, MAT, MUS, PHY, POL, PSY, RES, SOC, SPA, SWK, THE

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Amie Hess
Head, Department of Sociology & Criminology
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