IUP's Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice is "No Place for Hate." As educators and students of criminology and criminal justice, we are committed to preventing and fighting racism, discrimination, and injustice with action, knowledge, and courage.
The Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice offers students seeking careers in Criminology a broad liberal arts education that encourages them to think critically about crime and justice issues and also prepares them for careers in the criminal justice system.
The degree offered is the bachelor of arts with a major in criminology and the bachelor of arts with a major in criminology pre-law. Additionally, students may minor in criminology. Through the School of Graduate Studies and Research, the department also offers graduate work at both the master's and doctoral levels.
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Student OrganizationsThe Criminology Department sponsors several student organizations: Alpha Phi Sigma, the Criminology Association, the , and the IUP Chapter of the ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø Prison Society.
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Scholarships and AwardsScholarships and awards in the Criminology and Criminal Justice Department
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