MCJ6985: Applied Professional Project

Area of Study
Credits 4.0
The focal point of this course is the completion of an applied research project or paper that addresses an issue or policy or practice central to the field of criminal justice. This paper or project should allow the student to draw upon theories and research findings related to the problem or issue, develop a plan for identifying central issues and problems, critique past approaches to the issue or problem, and suggest directions for future efforts devoted to understanding or solving the issue or problem. This paper or project may be entirely based in a review of relevant research and theoretical literature but it may also incorporate empirical experiences drawn from an internship experience that is a part of the student's program.

Prerequisites

All Foundation Courses and completion of at least 40 credits in the student's program with a 3.0 CGPA or better

Corequisites

None