- The Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice in the College of Liberal Arts at Temple University. Students will form a deep understanding of its complex history, policies, and societal implications.
- The 123-credit Criminal Justice BA undergraduate program emphasizes problem-solving and critical thinking so they gain an understanding of the nature of crimes, including why and how they’re committed. students will also learn to evaluate the effectiveness and fairness of the ways in which society prevents, controls, and responds to crimes.
- Students who earn the Criminal Justice BA are not only informed members of society but are well prepared for advanced education in a range of fields that address criminal justice issues, such as law, public health, social work, public policy, and sociology.
- They are also prepared for careers in criminal justice fields, including government and law enforcement agencies, public defense, victim and criminal advocacy organizations, and more.
- The following courses are required to complete the bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice.
- Criminal Justice Research Methods
- Criminal Justice Statistics
- Introduction to Criminal Justice
- Introduction to Criminal Law
- Nature of Crime