Core components of the BS Criminology program:

• Theory of Crime Causation: Understanding the sociological and psychological foundations of criminal behavior.
• Law Enforcement Administration: Principles and procedures in policing and public safety management.
• Criminal Law and Jurisprudence: Legal framework governing crime, punishment, and criminal procedures.
• Forensic Science: Application of scientific techniques in crime scene investigation and evidence analysis.
• Criminal Justice Ethics: Professional standards, responsibilities, and ethical practices in criminology.
• Internship and Practicum: Hands-on experience with law enforcement agencies, forensic labs, or correctional institutions.

Career opportunities for BS Criminology graduates:

• Police Officer or Investigator: Serving in national or local law enforcement agencies.
• Forensic Specialist: Conducting crime scene analysis and forensic examinations.
• Correctional Officer: Managing inmates and correctional facilities.
• Criminal Analyst: Studying crime trends to assist in investigations and public safety planning.
• Probation or Parole Officer: Assisting with rehabilitation and reintegration of offenders into society.
• Legal Researcher or Law Enforcement Educator: Contributing to policy development or academic training in criminology.

The BS Criminology program equips students with the knowledge, discipline, and skills necessary to pursue meaningful roles in promoting peace, justice, and public safety in the community.