Criminology Minor
Minor in
Criminology
The Minor in Criminology provides students with critical thinking skills and substantive knowledge related to the structural, administrative, political and professional context of crime and criminal justice.
Understanding the complexity and pervasiveness of criminal justice issues in various fields will provide greater depth and breadth to students' program of study and broaden their career preparation.
Administered by: Department of Criminology
Exclusions: This minor is not available to students in the following programs:
- Bachelor of Arts (Criminology)
- Bachelor of Arts (Justice Studies)
To receive this Minor, students must complete six (6) courses from the following curriculum:
Required courses (2):
Plus four (4) of the following:
| CRM 200 | Criminal Law |
| CRM 202 | Victims and the Criminal Process |
| CRM 300 | Policing in Canada |
| CRM 304 | Youth Justice in Canada |
| CRM 306 | Corrections in Canada |
| CRM 308 | Criminal Courts in Canada |
| CRM 314 | Criminal Justice and the Charter |
| CRM 316 | International Perspectives |
| CRM 400 | Indigenous Governance/Justice |
| (or POG 440 Indigenous Governance/Justice) | |
| CRM 402 | Criminal Justice and Social Inequality |
| CRM 404 | Criminal Justice Policy |
Please see (PDF file) Senate Policy 148 for further information about Minors.
