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May 27, 2024
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2024-2025 Cal Poly Humboldt Catalog DRAFT [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Criminology and Justice Studies Minor
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Students minoring in Criminology and Justice Studies at Cal Poly Humboldt find an active and supportive department culture with a dynamic curriculum intentionally focused on analyzing systems of power from a justice studies perspective. Critical criminology challenges traditional understandings of harm and seeks to unearth the social and historical processes that constitute ‘crime’. Coursework addresses law, policy, social justice and how systems of oppression are produced and reproduced by the criminal punishment system. Courses are primarily taught through a sociological perspective, which allows students to develop critical thinking about systems-structures and research skills.
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Requirements for the Minor (18-19 Units)
A minimum grade of “C-” is required for all courses in the minor.
Upper Division Elective Courses
Complete 12 units of upper division criminology and justice studies coursework from the list below. No more than one sociology course (with a SOC prefix) and no more than one cannabis studies course (with a CANN prefix) may be counted toward the minor. To best meet student interests, minor electives should be selected in consultation with a CJS faculty advisor.
Complete three of the following courses:
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