CJ 3641 COMPARATIVE CRIMINAL JUSTICE TRAVEL LEARN
Travel Learning Module Travel learning is the process of incorporating student knowledge with the experience of visiting a foreign country to study their criminal justice system. This course is a field experience concerning the functioning of criminal justice agencies that are not United States agencies. Students are expected to integrate their field experiences with assigned readings, reflective writing, group discussions, and other activities as directed by the instructor. Students will spend one week in a foreign country examining various components of that country?s criminal justice system. Pre-Requisites/Co-Requisites: Must be taken in conjunction with CJ 3640 or students having taken CJ 3640 in the past. Or Special Permission of Instructor.
Offered
EVERY SPRING