Law, Crime and Justice Studies Program Requirements [Augustana]

Crime, Deviance and Social Control:

• AUCRI 200 - Young Offenders and the Law
• AUCRI 224 - Studies in Deviant Behaviour
• AUCRI 327 - Crimes of the Powerful
• AUCRI 330 - Selected Topics in Law, Crime and Justice
• AUCRI 353 - Law, Politics, and the Judicial Process
• AUCRI 430 - Selected Topics in Law, Crime, and Justice
• AUCRI 450 - Sociology of Prisons
• AUSOC 222 - Canadian Social Issues

Law, History and Justice:

• AUCRI 330 - Selected Topics in Law, Crime and Justice
• AUCRI 430 - Selected Topics in Law, Crime, and Justice
• AUHIS 121 - Topics in Global History
• AUHIS 260 - An Introduction to the Study of Canadian History to 1867
• AUHIS 261 - An Introduction to the Study of Canadian History, 1867 to the Present
• AUHIS 271 - The History of Women in Canadian Society
• AUHIS 360 - Selected Topics in Canadian History
• AUHIS 460 - Selected Topics in Canadian History
• AUHIS 467 - The Collaborative Research Seminar: Selected Topics in Canadian History

Politics, Society and Justice:

• AUCRI 330 - Selected Topics in Law, Crime and Justice
• AUCRI 350 - Race, Racism, and Crime
• AUCRI 430 - Selected Topics in Law, Crime, and Justice
• AUPOL 329 - Popular Culture, Law and Politics
• AUPOL 355 - Gender, Law, and Politics
• AUPSY 338 - Intimate Relationships and Human Sexuality
• AUSOC 222 - Canadian Social Issues
• AUSOC 393 - Political Sociology
• AUCRI 353 - Law, Politics, and the Judicial Process
• AUENG 271 - American Law, Literature and Justice
• AUSOC 262 - Mass Communication and Contemporary Society
• AUSOC 439 - Seminar in Contemporary Sociological Theory

Profiling and Personality:

• AUCRI 330 - Selected Topics in Law, Crime and Justice
• AUCRI 430 - Selected Topics in Law, Crime, and Justice
• AUPSY 220 - Personality
• AUPSY 240 - Social Psychology
• AUPSY 256 - Developmental Psychology
• AUPSY 346 - Community Psychology
• AUPSY 488 - Forensic Psychology

Notes:

1. Courses may only count towards one of the specializations.
2. Courses in the specializations may overlap with the general major requirements, but students must complete a minimum of 60 units in the Law, Crime and Justice major. 
3. Some courses in the specializations may require prerequisites. Students should take this into consideration when planning their degree.
4. Students are encouraged to consider taking one of AUART 225 - Photography: History and Theory , or AUDRA 144 - Introduction to the Dramatic Process , or AUDRA 250 - Applied Improvisation  to fulfil the fine arts requirement.
5. AUSSC 330 and AUCRI 430  may be included in the streams based on the topic and determined on a case by case basis.