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  Newark Undergraduate Catalog 2022-2024 School of Criminal Justice Undergraduate Major in Justice Studies  

Undergraduate Major in Justice Studies
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE JUSTICE STUDIES MAJOR 
The justice studies major will be comprised of 120 credits in three content areas: 42 credits of justice studies and related courses, 38 credits of the Rutgers University-Newark Core Curriculum, a second concentration, and credits of general university electives to meet the 120 required to graduate.

Note: Q courses are writing intensive.
 
REQUIRED COURSES
The justice studies core courses are as follows:
 
  204:105  The Pursuit of Justice (3)
  204:220  Inequality (3)
  202:301  Criminal Justice Research Methods (3)
  202:302  Data Analysis in Criminal Justice (3)
  204:481Q  Senior Thesis I (3)
  204:482Q  Senior Thesis II (3)
 
ELECTIVE COURSES
 
The justice studies electives (at least 24 credits) will include:
 
  202:220  Reducing Local Crime  
  202:222  Constitutional Issues in Criminal Justice  
  202:225  Ethical and Philosophical Foundations
  202:312  Comparative Criminal Justice Systems
  202:313  Gender, Crime, and Justice
  204:314  Sex, Sexuality, Crime, and Justice
  202:324  Violent Crime
  202:333  Race and Crime
  202:343Q  White-Collar Crime
  202:344Q  Crime in Different Cultures
  202:405  Research Seminar in Criminal Justice  
  202:424  Mass Incarceration and Collateral Consequences
  202:425  Miscarriages of Justice
  204:430  Conservation, Crime, and Environmental Justice
  204:466  Topics in Justice Studies  
  202:499  Internship Course
 
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