Criminology and Justice Policy, PhD—Advanced Entry (Boston)
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Pro-Seminar
- CRIM 7001 — PhD Pro-Seminar in Criminology and Justice Policy 1
- CRIM 7002 — PhD Pro-Seminar in Criminology and Justice Policy 2
Criminal Justice Process
- CRIM 7203 — Theories of Criminal Justice Process
Criminological Theory
Analysis & Methods
- INSH 7300 — Advanced Research Methods in the Social Sciences and Humanities
- INSH 7400 — Quantitative Analysis
- INSH 7500 — Advanced Quantitative Analysis
Practicum
Electives
From the catalog
Complete 16 semester hours in the following range.
CRIM 6000 to CRIM 7999
INSH 6000 to INSH 7999
POLS 6000 to POLS 7999
PPUA 6000 to PPUA 7999
SOCL 6000 to SOCL 7999
- Choose 16 semester hours from:
- Any CRIM course numbered 6000–7999
- Any INSH course numbered 6000–7999
- Any POLS course numbered 6000–7999
- Any PPUA course numbered 6000–7999
- Any SOCL course numbered 6000–7999
Exam Preparation
From the catalog
Students register for CRIM 8960 when they have completed required coursework but are still taking qualifying exams, and for CRIM 8986 when they have passed qualifying exams and are working on proposals.
Dissertation
Dissertation Continuation
From the catalog
Following completion of CRIM 9990 and CRIM 9991, registration in the following class is required in each semester (including the summer if the dissertation is submitted in summer) until the dissertation is completed:
- One of:
- CRIM 9996 — Dissertation Continuation
GPA requirements
- 42 total semester hours required Minimum 3.500 GPA required
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