Bachelor [Criminology] From Capital University

 is the social science field that is concerned with the study and analysis of crime: the definition of crime, the causes of crime and criminal behavior. Anchored in the field of sociology, students complete course work in both criminology and sociology. 

Grounded in the scientific study of society and crime, during the Criminology programme offered by the Capital University students explore:    

• the social, cultural, gender, ethnic and racial aspects of diversity;

• dimensions of analytical and critical thinking;

• ethical approaches to knowledge formation, research, and professional pursuits;

• theoretical, methodological, and statistical literacy; and

• the expression of knowledge through oral and written communication. 

Careers

Students are encouraged to see, study and understand their social world and to discover how the theories they learned about in their major(s) can be useful tools in exploring social life, their life, and different societies and cultures. Under direction of the sociology and criminology faculty, students have the opportunity to engage in internships and community service projects in the Columbus metropolitan area for the duration of one or two semesters. Students can further enrich their educational journey, in coordination with faculty and the International Education Office, through study at the Washington Center in Washington, D.C., or study abroad.