Jan-2000Starting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Law and Legal Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
The Bachelor of Arts degree in Crime and Delinquency Studies traditionally has been a broad-based liberal arts degree designed to provide the student with a solid foundation in Crime and Delinquency Studies and course work in a variety of other liberal arts disciplines. The Bachelor of Arts degree program is designed primarily for those students who intend to pursue an advanced degree in Crime and Delinquency Studies, Juvenile Justice or Law. In keeping with that tradition, students pursuing a B.A. in Crime and Delinquency Studies at Emporia State University are required to complete a total of 37 semester hours in Sociology and Anthropology. All students working toward the B.A. in Crime and Delinquency Studies are required to complete a 25-hour “Required Coreâ€, 6 hours in secondary courses, and 6 hours in interdisciplinary courses. In addition to the above requirements, students pursuing the B.A. degree in Crime and Delinquency Studies are required to complete the university requirements for the Bachelor of Arts degree for liberal arts majors. Students must choose a second major, a second program of study, or a minor in an academic discipline approved by their advisor. The B.A. degree in Crime and Delinquency Studies requires students to complete ten hours of one Foreign Language. Students who complete a major in Crime and Delinquency Studies have many career opportunities. Graduates have pursued careers in probation and parole, law enforcement, social agency administration, corrections, and a variety of other fields. In addition, an undergraduate degree with a major in Crime and Delinquency Studies provides an excellent foundation for graduate work in the disciplines of criminal justice and for law school. In order to enhance career preparation, the department offers student practicum experiences with local social service agencies and internships with law enforcement agencies. The purpose of the core curriculum is to provide a core knowledge that enables students to critically think about and engage in research on salient issues in Crime and Delinquency Studies. The core curriculum requirements provide students with research and theoretical learning techniques and experiences that provide a basis for more advanced course work. The core curriculum requirements also provide a foundation for students interested in graduate programs
Programme overview
Main Subject
Law and Legal Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
The Bachelor of Arts degree in Crime and Delinquency Studies traditionally has been a broad-based liberal arts degree designed to provide the student with a solid foundation in Crime and Delinquency Studies and course work in a variety of other liberal arts disciplines. The Bachelor of Arts degree program is designed primarily for those students who intend to pursue an advanced degree in Crime and Delinquency Studies, Juvenile Justice or Law. In keeping with that tradition, students pursuing a B.A. in Crime and Delinquency Studies at Emporia State University are required to complete a total of 37 semester hours in Sociology and Anthropology. All students working toward the B.A. in Crime and Delinquency Studies are required to complete a 25-hour “Required Coreâ€, 6 hours in secondary courses, and 6 hours in interdisciplinary courses. In addition to the above requirements, students pursuing the B.A. degree in Crime and Delinquency Studies are required to complete the university requirements for the Bachelor of Arts degree for liberal arts majors. Students must choose a second major, a second program of study, or a minor in an academic discipline approved by their advisor. The B.A. degree in Crime and Delinquency Studies requires students to complete ten hours of one Foreign Language. Students who complete a major in Crime and Delinquency Studies have many career opportunities. Graduates have pursued careers in probation and parole, law enforcement, social agency administration, corrections, and a variety of other fields. In addition, an undergraduate degree with a major in Crime and Delinquency Studies provides an excellent foundation for graduate work in the disciplines of criminal justice and for law school. In order to enhance career preparation, the department offers student practicum experiences with local social service agencies and internships with law enforcement agencies. The purpose of the core curriculum is to provide a core knowledge that enables students to critically think about and engage in research on salient issues in Crime and Delinquency Studies. The core curriculum requirements provide students with research and theoretical learning techniques and experiences that provide a basis for more advanced course work. The core curriculum requirements also provide a foundation for students interested in graduate programs
Admission Requirements
6+
Students must have a minimum score of 530 in paper based TOEFL and score of 49 in PTE.
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