CJ-41233 credit hours

Honours Thesis in Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice

Offered: Every Year

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CJ-4123 prerequisites

4 courses appear in this chain, up to 4 levels deep. 3 are needed whichever route you take: CJ-2100CJ-3205CJ-4122

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CJ-4122Capstone Seminar in Criminal Justice

all of

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CJ-1002Introduction to Criminal Justice

the former CJ-1101

CJ-3205Professional Ethics in Criminal Justice

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any one of

CJ-1002Introduction to Criminal Justice

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the former CJ-1101

CJ-2100Foundations of Justice

any one of

CJ-1002Introduction to Criminal Justice

Its prerequisites are shown above.

the former CJ-1101

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Description

(Project / Thesis with variable meeting hours) The Honours thesis provides students the opportunity to complete an extensive research paper or conduct a research project on a subject of interest relevant to the discipline. In addition to completing the project, students in this course are expected to meet with a faculty supervisor on a regular schedule throughout the academic year. Presentation of their research results verbally and in thesis form to the Criminal Justice Department are integral to the course. Permission of the Department Chair is required.

Requisite courses

CJ-4122 [prerequisite(s)].

Restrictions

Honours Form Required.

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