A multi-disciplinary approach to the study of law, social relations, and justice, with particular emphasis on the study of criminal behavior and the criminal justice process in American society. Students select from a wide range of course offerings and are provided with research and field-experience opportunities. The program in Society and Justice offers a program of study leading to a Bachelor of Arts, as well as a minor. One research methods or statistics course from the program requirement list. Junior standing preferred.
Admission is twice a year during spring and autumn quarters.
See adviser for option track courses. See adviser for option track courses. For more information, see the Society and Justice homepage. See also the Course Catalog for course descriptions.