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Liberal Arts and Professional Studies (AP) – Criminology

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Location:	S740 Ross Building, Tel.: 416-736-2100, ext. 22760
Website:	http://www.yorku.ca/laps/sosc/crim
Program Coordinator:	J. Williams, Social Science
Affiliated Faculty:	C. Colagouri, Social Science; A. Glasbeek, Social Science; A. Lam, Social Science; A. Pratt, Social Science; J. Sheptycki, Social Science; L. Visano, Social Science; J. Williams, Social Science

The interdisciplinary program in Criminology focuses on the analysis of crime, criminality, social control and regulation and the criminal justice system. As well as providing students with a thorough grounding in the history, debates, issues and critiques of the field, the program curriculum is intended to encourage a critical interdisciplinary analysis of how crime, criminality and the criminal justice system have been constructed, represented and administered legally, politically, economically and culturally.

Students in the program are required to complete a series of core program courses that focus on areas or topics central to criminology, such as criminological theory, the criminal justice system, regulation and punishment and the politics of crime prevention and security. In addition to the program core, criminology majors select courses from a variety of departments and disciplines which address topics, issues and concerns relevant to criminology, and which allow students to explore particular stands of criminology based on their individual interests.

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