Minor in Law and Justice

Who is this program for?

A minor in law and justice is ideal for students interested in exploring the foundations of legal systems, criminal justice, and the intersection of law and society. This program complements careers in law enforcement, legal support, public administration, social advocacy, or preparation for law school.

Program Overview

The Law and Justice minor is ideal for students interested in exploring the legal system, criminal justice, and the broader implications of law in society. This interdisciplinary program provides a foundation in legal principles, judicial processes, and the role of justice in shaping public policy and social structures. Whether you plan to pursue a career in law, public service, criminal justice, or advocacy, this minor equips you with critical thinking, analytical, and ethical reasoning skills. With courses covering topics like constitutional law, civil rights, and criminal justice reform, students gain a well-rounded understanding of legal frameworks and their real-world applications. Enhance your major with this valuable minor and prepare for impactful careers in law, government, or social justice.

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What You'll Learn


Degree requirements, course descriptions and academic policies for all programs are detailed in the University Catalog.

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