Why Study Criminology at Vermont State
- Diverse Career Options: Graduates of the Sociology with a concentration in Criminology have gone on to successful and meaningful careers in criminal justice, law enforcement, and education. Many graduates have also pursued advanced degrees as attorneys, criminologists, and sociologists. degrees.
- Original Research: You’ll conduct your own research project on a sociological issue related to criminology. Learning the methods of sociological research design, data collection, and data interpretation through an actual research project will set you up for success in the workforce or graduate school.
- Expert Faculty: Your professors will include experts in a wide range of subjects, including law, the criminal justice system, restorative justice, law enforcement, and corrections.
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Sample Courses
- Deviant Behavior
- Race, Ethnicity, Class and Gender
- Crime Victims
- Law and Society
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Student Stories
“The most valuable things I learned from my internship with the Vermont State Police are that you can go anywhere in life you want to, and every call is different. In the law enforcement world, there needs to be a high level of professionalism. A call might not go the way you want it to. You may be frustrated, but the next call is a whole new situation. Those individuals needing help deserve the same attention and focus as everyone else.”
Josh Sickles
