Suffolk University College of Arts & Sciences Graduate Programs 2008-2009

crime and justice studies for more information, contact dr. donald r. morton graduate program director tel: 617.305.1990 drmorton1@yahoo.com www.suffolk.edu/mscjs david medoff graduate program director tel: 617.573.8261 dmedoff@suffolk.edu www.suffolk.edu/ehs master of science in crime and justice studies/master of science in mental health counseling (60–63 credits) curriculum crime and justice studies required courses (12 credits/4 courses) cj 701 cj 702 cj 704 cj 709 Seminar in Crime and Justice Research Methods in Criminal Justice Legal Issues in the Criminal Justice System Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis education and human services electives (18 credits/6 courses) The following is a partial list of relevant EHS electives: ehs 701 ehs 712 ehs 714 ehs 725 ehs 726 ehs 727 ehs 728 ehs 729 ehs 730 ehs 731 ehs 732 ehs 733 ehs 734 ehs 735 ehs 736 ehs 750 ehs 751 ehs 900 Child and Adolescent Development Adult Development Psychology of Career Development Forensic Psychological Assessment Family Therapy Substance Disorders and Treatment Professional Orientation: Ethical/Legal Issues Human Sexuality Seminar Personality Disorders Seminar Action Research Psychological Disorders of Childhood and Adolescence Counseling Diverse Populations Counseling Psychology Seminar Group Counseling Consultation Independent Study: Counseling/Human Relations Domestic Violence: Abuse and Neglect Directed Study Full- and part-time applicants are admitted in the fall and spring semesters. Only parttime applicants are admitted in the summer. This joint degree meets the needs of public and private sector workers who wish to strengthen their direct service skills in the increasingly interdependent areas of mental health, human services, and criminal justice. crime and justice studies electives degree requirements Students in this program must take: 20 courses: 8 in Crime and Justice Studies and 12 in Mental Health Counseling (60 credits) Degrees will be awarded when all degree requirements for both programs are fulfilled. (12 credits/4 courses) cj 625 Professional Writing and Communication in Sociology/Criminology White Collar Crime Perspectives on Drug Policy Crime and Communities Policing in America Seminar in Corrections Seminar in Juvenile Justice Justice and the Community Courts Restorative Justice Intimate Violence and Sexual Assault Criminal Justice Policy Critical Victimology Special Topics in Criminal Justice Race, Class, Gender, and Justice Ethical Issues in the Criminal Justice Professions Thesis Research and Writing l Thesis Research and Writing ll Practicum in Criminal Justice I Practicum in Criminal Justice II Internship in Criminal Justice I Internship in Criminal Justice II Internship in Criminal Justice III Independent Study in Criminal Justice admission requirements To be considered for admission to the Master of Science in Crime and Justice Studies/Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling joint degree program, you must: · Declare this joint degree during the first year of matriculation · Hold a US bachelor’s degree from an accredited academic institution (or international equivalent) · Submit your official Graduate Record Examination (GRE) or Miller Analogies Test (MAT)scores · Have a minimum GPA of 3.0 · Submit your official TOEFL or IELTS scores and provide a statement of financial resources if you are an international student · Complete the application process cj 638 cj 657 cj 681 cj 683 cj 685 cj 686 cj 687 cj 688 cj 691 cj 692 cj 694 cj 695 cj 705 cj 708 cj 723 cj 724 cj 783 cj 784 cj 786 cj 787 cj 788 cj 800 victim advocacy concentration (12 credits/4 courses) You may elect to pursue a specialized concentration in victim advocacy, a growing area of interest and knowledge within the field of criminal justice. required courses Please see course requirements listed on the previous page. electives (3 credits/1 course) Please see pages 100–102 for course descriptions. mental health core courses (18 credits/6 courses) ehs 713 ehs 716 ehs 717 ehs 737 ehs 738 ehs 739 Counseling: Theory and Practice Psychological Diagnosis Introduction to Psychological Testing Counseling Skills Laboratory Counseling Practicum I Counseling Practicum II 27 http://www.suffolk.edu/mscjs http://www.suffolk.edu/ehs

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