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Sep 30, 2024

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2024-2025 Undergraduate Calendar (Draft)

Critical Criminology (Minor)

Location(s): Main Campus

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Students in other disciplines can obtain a Minor in Critical Criminology with their degree program by completing the following courses with a minimum 60 percent overall average.

Required Courses

CRIM 1P90 - Introduction to Sociology I
CRIM 1P91 - Introduction to Sociology II

one credit from

CRIM 2P33 - Law and Social Justice
CRIM 2P61 - Foundations of Critical Criminology
CRIM 2P62 - Sociology of Criminal Justice

one of

CRIM 2P20 - Sexualities and Society
CRIM 2P47 - Racialization and Society
CRIM 2P51 - Sociology of Gender
CRIM 2P71 - Social Class and Social Conflict
CRIM 2P73 - Globalization, Inequality and New World Disorders
CRIM 2P95 - Troubling Identities

one and one-half credits from

CRIM 3P33 - Law and Social Regulation
CRIM 3P37 - Abolition and the Carceral State
CRIM 3P60 - Criminology and the Sociology of Knowledge
CRIM 3P61 - Sociology of Punishment
CRIM 3P63 - State, Society and Surveillance
CRIM 3P65 - Animals and the Law
CRIM 3P67 - Crime and the Media
CRIM 3P68 - Critical Gang Studies
CRIM 3P69 - Critical Perspectives in Indigenous Criminalization
CRIM 3P74 - Youth Culture, Crime and Criminalization
CRIM 3P82 - Gender, Crime and Justice
CRIM 3P96 - Human Migration in a Globalized World
CRIM 3P97 - Liberties, Rights and Protections
CRIM 3P98 - Domestic and Intimate Violence
CRIM 3Q92 - Capitalism, the State and Informal Economies
CRIM 3Q93 - Regulating and Policing Sex Work

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