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Criminal Justice BS & Criminal Justice BS Twin Falls
- Summarize the nature, history, organization, procedures, and/or functions of the adult and juvenile justice systems.
- Identify criminological and/or criminal justice system theories and their practical applications.
- Apply concepts of research methods and/or statistics as they are used in criminal justice and criminology.
- Display knowledge of specific topics and issues relevant to criminology and the criminal justice system.
- Demonstrate practical skills essential to effective problem-solving, critical thinking, ethical decision-making, and/or communication.
Criminal Justice MA
- Articulate the historical and philosophical perspectives of the American criminal justice system.
- Articulate the various past and present theoretical approaches used to examine criminal and antisocial behaviors, and victimization.
- Demonstrate fluency in empirical analysis and critical assessment of research.
- Develop advanced knowledge of substantive topics and current issues within criminology and criminal justice.
- Apply critical thinking skills to analyze evidence-based solutions to crime and criminal justice-related problems.
- Display effective oral and written communication skills for a variety of audiences.