PROGRAM SUMMARY
This program provides the foundational knowledge necessary for various entry-level positions in law enforcement, corrections, and security, as well as for further studies in criminal justice or related fields. With a blend of theoretical and practical training, the program aims to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills essential for a successful career in criminal justice.
PROGRAM OUTCOMES
1. Describe the legal, social, and psychological aspects of criminal behavior.
2. Assess criminological and criminal justice theories in relation to crime prevention and control.
3. Apply ethical & theoretical framework within the practice of Criminal Justice, emphasizing human rights & tribal law.
4. Evaluate local and national crime trends and how they relate to demographic influences and decision-making.dangers to inmates or employees
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Tim Raymond
Human Studies Department Chair
(906) 524-8311
Wabanung Campus – Rm 311
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
CJ110 Introduction to Criminal Justice – 4 credits
CJ150 Criminology – 4 credits
Certificate Electives (PY101, PY216, PY217, PY220, PY240, PY260, SO101, or any CJ course) – 8 credits
TOTAL CREDITS – 16 credits