CRIM 4500
Engaging With Social Justice Policy
examines social justice policy problems and frameworks, preparing students to critically assess and influence such policies. It explores how various social structures, systems, and actors impact, are impacted by, and interact with policy. Through a combination of theoretical discussions and case studies, students learn to think critically about policies and the policy making process, and the ethical implications of this, considering the influence of social justice conditions, to guide effective decision-making, advocacy, and reform.
Prerequisites & course information
EQ: Sociology 4500 PR: CRIM 2040 or Sociology 2040 and 6 credit hours in any CRIM or Sociology courses at the 3000 level
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027