College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Catalog 2016

101 a. Copy of completed master's thesis or equivalent capstone deliverable; the paper must reflect original work, be exclusively of the applicant's authorship and should have been supervised and evaluated by a faculty member. b. GRE score of 300 or better on the combined verbal and quantitative sections based on the new score reports (Effective November 2011) or a combined score of 1000 or better on the old score reports. Test scores are valid for five years after the testing year in which you tested. c. Sample of published work from a refereed publication within the criminal justice or related discipline; d. Successful completion of J.D. or doctorate in related field 9. Submit a copy of current curriculum vitae 10. Interview Orientation Information Department of Justice and Human Services (DJHS) students will be provided with important orientation information, via e-mail, after the signed acceptance letter and seat deposit are received by the DJHS program office. Academic Advisement DJHS students seeking academic advisement or degree planning should consult with a DJHS Academic Advisor by calling 954-262-7001 or via email at humanservices@nova.edu . Course Work For all courses listed below, full courses descriptions can be found in the “Course Description” section of this catalog. Core Courses (33 credits) Complete all of the following 11 core courses: CJI 0700 Theories of Crime (3 credits) CJI 0701 The Police and Society (3 credits) CJI 0702 Criminal Law (3 credits) CJI 0703 Applied Statistics I (3 credits) CJI 0704 Applied Statistics II (3 credits) CJI 0705 Qualitative Methods (3 credits) CJI 0706 Research Methods I (3 credits) CJI 0707 Research Methods Il (3 credits) CJI 0708 Program Evaluation I (3 credits) CJI 0709 Program Evaluation II (3 credits) CJI 0710 Data Analysis and Interpretation (3 credits) Concentrations (15 credits) Select one of the following concentrations and complete the 5 courses within that concentration. Concentration I: Organizational Leadership CJI 8110 Criminal Justice Organization and Management (3 credits) CJI 8120 Criminal Justice Organizational Planning and Change (3 credits) CJI 8130 Ethical Practices in Criminal Justice Leadership (3 credits)