CJ315

Victimology

Course DirectorySNHU CJ315 has 2 direct prerequisites, with 6 courses in its complete prerequisite tree.

Undergraduate · 3 credits

Students will analyze the criminal justice system from the victim’s perspective to develop an empathetic perspective. Through analysis of risk factors and victimization data, students will identify ways to reduce the likelihood of becoming a victim and how this information is used to aid in problem solving in criminal justice.

Prerequisite Tree

CJ112 — Introduction to Criminal Justice
SCS285 — Research Literacy in Social Sciences
- ENG190 — Research and Persuasion
  - ENG130 — Foundations of Written Communication
- MAT133 — Introduction to Statistical Analysis
- MAT240 — Applied Statistics

Interactive Prerequisite Graph

CJ315

Victimology

CJ112

Introduction to Criminal Justice

SCS285

Research Literacy in Social Sciences

ENG190

Research and Persuasion

ENG130

Foundations of Written Communication

MAT133

Introduction to Statistical Analysis

MAT240

Applied Statistics

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