It provides a basic understanding of criminological concepts and theories and a solid foundation for future criminology courses. Topics include criminal event theory, crime research, biological, psychological, and sociological explanations of crime, social control theory, rational choice theory, opportunities theory, lifestyle exposure theory, the aftermath of crime, family and household crime, the relationship of crime to leisure activities and to employment, public policy, and crime prevention. The course will help develop your academic writing skills and familiarize you with contemporary educational tools.
$780 per credit within the Caribbean Union & $915 per credit out outside the Caribbean Union.