School of Human Services
- Addiction Studies
- Community Youth Development and Leadership
- Criminal Justice
- Early Childhood Education
- Education
Criminal Justice Concentration
The mission of the Criminal Justice Concentration is to empower the criminal justice practitioner to advocate for meaningful change, within the criminal justice system that will embrace a collaborative effort between the community, and those charged with the administration of justice within that community. The concentration will activate and articulate a construct of an emerging notion of social and economic justice.
Graduation requirements
Students must earn 120 credits to graduate. Of those credits, 48 must be taken at Springfield College (residency requirement).
Students must complete all three levels of required courses:
- General Education Requirements (GERs)
- SHS requirements
- Criminal Justice Concentration (Minimum 18 credits taken in residence) -- see advisor for individual circumstances
The group project must focus on a criminal justice issue.
The link below provides a detailed explanation of the graduation requirements and lists the GER categories.
SHS credit and course requirements
The Criminal Justice concentration is offered at the following locations:
