Bachelor of Science - Sociology: Social and Criminal Justice

Program Description

When students enter the Central Michigan University sociology major with a concentration in social and criminal justice, they’ll be submerged in a world that emphasizes community-based justice. This includes offender accountability and rehabilitation, meeting the needs of victims, and supporting community efforts to promote safety, security and conflict resolution. Students will take courses in criminology, community corrections and alternative sentencing, inequalities and justice processes, and juvenile delinquency, and they’ll pursue internships with social, human service and justice agencies.​​