Ph.D.
Criminal Justice
College of Applied Arts
Ph.D. program in Criminal Justice at Texas State University.
From the official catalog
The figures below come from the Texas State University catalog. The catalog is republished each academic year — check the current edition at the link below before you apply.
Minimum credit hours: 51 credit hours
Some of the courses in this program
Taken from the course tables in the catalog. Not a complete list, and it changes between catalog years.
- CJ 7311 — Advanced Criminological Theory
- CJ 7320 — Quantitative Research Methods
- CJ 7321 — Linear Regression for Criminal Justice Research
- CJ 7323 — Applied Statistics and Quantitative Data Analysis
- CJ 7309 — Proseminar
- CJ 7310 — Philosophy of Law, Justice, and Social Control
- CJ 7314 — Policing
- CJ 7315 — Corrections
- CJ 7350E — Discrete Multivariate Models
- CJ 7350I — Introduction to Structural Equation Modeling
Interested in this program?
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