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Minor in Criminology and Criminal Justice
A minor in Criminology and Criminal Justice is an excellent complement to many majors at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The minor may be of particular interest to students majoring in the following areas:
- Biology, Biochemistry or Chemistry majors interested in crime lab work
- Forensic Science majors interested in crime scene investigation
- Family Science majors interested in working with youth in juvenile justice agencies
- Fisheries and Wildlife majors interested in becoming conservation officers
- Insect Science majors interested in forensic entomology
- Journalism majors interested in crime reporting
- Language majors considering national or global security positions
- Pre-Law students majoring in any area may benefit from completing law courses and understanding the criminal justice system
- Psychology majors interested in working in criminal justice agencies or considering advanced education in forensic psychology
- Sociology majors interested in working in criminal justice agencies or criminology research
Requirements
Criminology & Criminal Justice < University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Students interested in minoring in criminology and criminal justice should consult with their college academic advisor and process the appropriate form through their college Dean's office to declare the minor. Students may contact the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice for questions regarding the minor.
Minor in Victimology and Victim Services
The minor in victimology and victim services is designed for students with an interest in victims of crime and their experiences in the criminal justice system. Students will explore the types and theories of victimization, as well as interventions and support services.
Requirements
Victimology and Victim Services Minor < University of Nebraska–Lincoln