Criminology and Justice minor

General information and requirements

A minor in Criminology and Justice is available to all students at UOIT where possible within their existing major. Students must confirm their eligibility for this minor with their home faculty, and must be aware of all necessary course prerequisites. The Criminology and Justice minor consists of six courses (18 credit hours), three of which are compulsory core courses. A cumulative GPA of at least 2.0 in the minor courses is required to successfully complete the Criminology and Justice minor.

Minor requirements

• CRMN 2850U – Classical Theories of Crime
• SSCI 2900U – Research Methods
• CRMN 3850U – Contemporary Theories of Crime

• One of:

• CRMN 3050U – Policing or
• CRMN 3053U – Prosecution and Sentencing or
• CRMN 3060U – Punishment and Society

• One of:

• CRMN 3010U – Social Justice and Conflict or
• CRMN 3028U – Women in the Criminal Justice System or
• CRMN 3052U – Policing Diverse Communities or
• CRMN 3056U – Race and Ethnicity in the Criminal Justice System

• One of:

• CRMN 3020U – Corporate Crime or
• CRMN 3021U – Cybercrime or
• CRMN 3022U – Hate Crime or
• CRMN 3023U – Domestic Violence or
• CRMN 3024U – Criminal Gangs or
• CRMN 3025U – Victimology or
• CRMN 3026U – Issues in Organized Crime or
• CRMN 3027U – Youth Crime or
• CRMN 3045U – Terrorism