Criminology, Undergraduate Minor

About the Criminology Undergraduate Minor

Criminology is the sociological study of law-making, law-breaking, and social control. A minor in criminology may be beneficial to students planning careers in a variety of areas, including business, law, law enforcement, government, international development, medicine, and social services. Students minoring in criminology must complete 18 hours of sociology or criminology courses: SOC 1301 , CRIM 2333  or CRIM 2335 , SOC 3327 , CRIM 4325  and 6 hours of additional upper level sociology or criminology electives.