The undergraduate program of the department includes criminology, criminal psychology, juvenile delinquency, counseling psychology, social work, criminal law, corrections, police science, and psychiatry etc.
In addition to regular in-class curriculum, the undergraduate program of the department contains a 240-hour practicum in social work, probation, or correctional agencies to create opportunities for students to learn in the real sites.
The department is the first program of criminal justice established in comprehensive university other than police train school. Under the auspice of the College of Education is another feature, since our graduates can earn educational credits easier to be a middle school teacher.
The department also includes regular master program, in-service master program, and Ph. D program to train high quality criminal justice practitioners. The in-service graduate students currently hold positions such as school principals, teacher, counselors, social workers, police officers, prosecutors, judges, probation officers, investigators, etc. The department also creates opportunity to learn from each other.
The department has currently established the academic exchange program cooperated with other programs of foreign countries.
The department has been establishing cooperative relationship with the government agencies, such as the Health Administration, the Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Education, the Child Bureau, the Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse Council, and Drug Prevention Bureau etc. Based on the relationship, the department can help to establish well-design and evidence-based programs to reduce crimes.
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