Criminology (Capital University)

Program Description

The criminology program at Capital University allows students to engage with the study and analysis of crime. Undergraduates who enroll in this program have the opportunity to expand their critical thinking skills and view crime and criminal behavior from a new perspective.

There are various subjects that students can immerse themselves in when they study criminology. From the causes of crime to the sociological implications of criminal behavior, the different courses that are offered in the program allow students to view crime through a unique lens. Students in the criminology program can also study their subject in the context of sociology in order to broaden their overall understanding of crime. A sociological background opens students up to topics such as ethics, culture, race, and gender within the realm of crime.

Coursework in criminology prepares students for graduate study as well as many careers. Capital University’s criminology program can help undergraduates achieve their goals and make an impactful contribution to society.

About School

Capital University (Capital) is home to nearly 3,500 students from around the world. Capital has a wide range of bachelor's degree programs including Art Therapy, Music Technology, Athletic Training and Political Science. Capital offers on-campus accommodation through multiple residence halls, along with various meal plans and dining options. Students at...