Phd justice system and policy in University of massachusetts lowell

UMass Lowell's doctoral degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice is an interdisciplinary, research-oriented degree designed to provide a theoretically grounded, methodologically sophisticated and statistically rigorous education. The doctoral degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice is a 60-credit-hour doctoral program. The curriculum provides for a sequence of courses in theory, methodology and statistics. The curriculum also builds upon faculty research strengths and offers substantive courses which address the incidence of crime, the prevalence and correlates of criminals and victims, and the effectiveness of current strategies in the areas of crime prevention, policing, the courts and the corrections system (both institutional and community based).

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