A minimum of 9 course units are required. Subject to increase with advisor course recommendation.
Core Requirements:
- CRIM-6000 - Pro-Seminar in Criminology
- CRIM-6001 - Pro-Seminar in Criminal Justice
- CRIM-6003 - Research Methods/Crime Analysis
- CRIM-6005 - Evidence-Based Crime Prevention (Or course approved by advisor)
- CRIM-7000 - Advanced Pro-Seminar in Criminology
- CRIM-7100 Advanced Pro-Seminar in Criminal Justice
*Select 2 courses: Applied Statistics:
- STAT-5000 - Applied Regression and Analysis of Variance
- STAT-5200 - Applied Econometrics I
- STAT-5210 - Applied Econometrics II
- PSCI-6800 - Advanced Statistical Analysis
Electives:
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CRIM-9999 - Independent Study and Research
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Approved selection from advisor
**During years two and three doctoral candidates will be required to fulfill either teaching or research requirements depending on departments needs.**