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Curriculum
To advance your career and reach the next level, you need to do more than enhance your skills; you need to maintain a path of personal growth. As you work through the IWU Associate degree in Criminal Justice curriculum, you acquire the facts and skills needed for a career in the criminal justice field in four key areas.
- Core criminal justice principles - know your profession
- Humanities - acquire the intellectual depth to make critical decisions comfortably
- Communications - express your ideas and work with coworkers effectively
- Personal growth and spirituality - trust yourself to make the right choices
IWU's online Associate degree in Criminal Justice not only teaches you vital skills, it teaches you how to apply them within the criminal justice field. With the refined critical thinking and communications skills you gain through higher learning, you can quickly become one of your department's top performers and leaders.
IWU Associate of Science in Criminal Justice program's curriculum teaches you to practice leadership through service to others. Through our program of distance learning courses, you learn that when you meet the needs of the organization through a practice of collaboration, listening, ethical action, personal integrity, and character-building values, you attain both your personal goals and those of your department. To become a leader who dares to make the workplace and the world a better place, apply now.
The IWU ASJ Program Course List
The Associate of Science degree in Business program consists of 62 credits of course work, which includes both business and liberal arts courses. It usually requires 27 months to complete. Students must complete all 62 credit hours with Indiana Wesleyan University. The transfer of credits is not an option for this degree.
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You must complete the curriculum in the order established by Indiana Wesleyan University. IWU reserves the right to modify the curriculum as necessary.
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UNV 111 |
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Philosophy & Practice of Lifelong Learning |
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ENG 140 |
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Communication I |
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ENG 141 |
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Communication II |
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CRJ 181 |
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Introduction to Criminal Justice |
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PHE 140 |
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Concepts of Wellness |
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BIL 102 |
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New Testament Survey |
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COM 115 |
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Intro to Human Communications |
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MAT 100 |
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Analysis of Data & Research |
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HST 180 |
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Humanities - World Civilizations |
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CRJ 202 |
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Introduction to Corrections |
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PSY 150 |
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General Psychology |
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ENG 242 |
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Literature and Ideas |
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CRJ 246 |
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Criminology |
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MUS 180 |
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Humanities - Fine Arts |
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CRJ 242 |
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Modern Police Problems |
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PHL 283 |
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Philosophy of Christian Thought |
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CRJ 268 |
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Crisis Intervention |
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PSY 250 |
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Developmental Psychology |
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CRJ 270 |
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Homeland Security |
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CRJ 318 |
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Criminal Procedures |
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CRJ 290 |
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Colloquum in Criminal Justice |
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