CRIM 7710 Criminology & Public Policy I
Course Description:
Provides detailed coverage of theoretical criminology and its implications for public policy. Approaches the understanding of crime from an interdisciplinary perspective, with special attention given to recent theoretical developments. Emphasizes evaluating theory in light of empirical research, understanding the implications of theory and research for programs and policies of crime prevention and control, and evaluating current approaches to crime prevention and control.
Prerequisites: Not Applicable
Repeatable: No
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Prerequisite Remarks: Not Applicable
Additional Information:
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Syllabi:
Fall
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Spring
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Summer 1
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Summer 2
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