Criminology, Law and Society
Criminology, Law and Society
DOCTORAL Worksheet - Fall 2013 - CR Minimum Total of 72 Credits Name: _______________ G No.: ____________ Advisor: ________________ Date: _____________ Doctoral Degree Course Requirements (24 Hours) Grade
Hours
Grade
Hours
CRIM 780
Course
______
______
Completed ______
CRIM 700
Course
______
______
Completed ______
CRIM 782
______
______
______
CRIM 720
______
______
______
CRIM 783
______
______
______
CRIM 740
______
______
______
Anal. Meth. Elective
______
______
______
CRIM 760
______
______
______
CRIM 797
______
0 cr.
______
Analytical Methods Total (12 cr.)
Core Courses Total (12 cr.)
________
________
Doctoral Degree Elective Requirements (24 Hours) Students take electives in two of the following areas of specialization of their choosing: [a] Justice and Law; [b] Justice Organizations, Administration and Leadership; and [c] Crime and Crime Policy. Electives are listed on p. 2.
Substantive Field One (9 cr.*) ______________ Course Grade Hours Completed -----3 CR Credit Red. 1 ____________ ________ ________ ________ Credit Red. 2 3 CR ----____________ ________ ________ ________
__________
________
________
________
________
Field One Total:
Substantive Field Two (9 cr.*) ______________ Course
Credit Red. 3 ____________ Credit Red. 4 ____________ ____________
Grade -----________
Hours 3 ________
Completed CR ________
________
------
3 ________
CR ________
________
________
________
Additional Electives (6 - 15 cr.**) Course Grade Hours Completed ----CR Credit Red. 5 3 ____________ ________ ________ ________
____________ Credit Red. 6 ____________
________ ------
3 ________
CR ________
________
________
________
____________
________
________
________
____________
________
________
________
Additional Electives Total:
________
________
Field Two Total:
*Only one elective in each substantive area may be a non-CRIM course; the Graduate Director's permission is required if a student wants to take more than one non-CRIM elective.
**Students must apply a minimum of 6 elective credits to the degree, and may apply up to 15 elective credits, depending on the number of thesis and dissertation credits.
Master's Thesis Credits (Max. 6 Cr.)
Doctoral Dissertation Credits (Max. 24 Cr.)
Maximum of 6 credits of CRIM 799 may be applied to the degree.
Course Credit Reductions 7-8 __________________
Hours
Completed
6 ________
CR ________
Total Thesis Credits:
6 __________
Maximum of 24 credits of CRIM 998 and 999 combined may be applied to the degree.
Course CRIM 998 (3 - 6 cr.) CRIM 999 (12 -21 cr.)
Hours
Completed
________
________
________
________
Total Dissertation Credits:
__________
Page 1
Doctoral Degree Total Credits (Minimum of 72 Credits Required) Analytical Methods Courses (12 cr.): Core Courses (12 cr.): Elective Courses (min. 24 cr.): Master's Thesis (3 - 6 cr.): Doctoral Dissertation (15 - 24 cr.): Credit Hours Completed: Hours Remaining:
____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ Credit Reduction
A maximum of 30 credit hours can be reduced with the approval of the Graduate Director and in accordance with University policy; students must apply for the reduction. Students with graduate degrees from outside of Mason usually receive a 24-hour credit reduction.
Credit Reduction Hours:
____________
Transfer of Credit Students may request to have up to 12 graduate credits transferred if the credits have not been applied to another degree, with the approval of the Graduate Director and in accordance with University policy; students must apply for the transfer of credit.
Transfer Credit Hours:
____________
CRIM Electives Justice and Law Electives
Justice Organizations, Administration and Leadership Electives
CRIM 702/GOVT 732
CONF 721
CRIM 509/PUAD 509
CONF 731
PUAD 622
CRIM 703/GOVT 727
CONF 723 GOVT 631
GOVT 520
CRIM 510
CONF 741
PUAD 661
CRIM 721/GOVT 713
CONF 726
GOVT 725
CRIM 691/PUAD 691
CONF 743
PUAD 671
CRIM 722
CONF 733
LAW***
CRIM 741/PUAD 793
PSYC 631
PUAD 680
CRIM 723
CONF 747
PHIL 611
CRIM 742/PUAD 795
PSYC 639
PUAD 700
CRIM 730
CONF 802
SOCI 503
CRIM 743/PUAD 797
PUAD 502
PUAD 727
CRIM 795*
CONF 803
SOCI 619
CRIM 744
PUAD 520
PUAD 781
CRIM 796**
ECON 611
SOCI 640
CRIM 749
PUAD 621
SOCI 605
CONF 501
ECON 852
SOCI 711
CRIM 795*
CONF 720
ECON 854
SOCI 712
CRIM 796** Analytical Methods Electives
ECON 895 Crime and Crime Policy Electives CRIM 761
GOVT 745
CRIM 762
PSYC 617
CRIM 764
PUAD 540
CRIM 795*
PUAD 644
SOCI 623
CRIM 781/PUAD 791
PSYC 633
STAT 574
CRIM 784
PSYC 640
STAT 658
PUAD 645
CRIM 795*
SOCI 631
STAT 662
SOCI 607
CRIM 796**
SOCI 632
STAT 665
CSS 600
SOCI 634
STAT 674
CRIM 796** NOTES: *Each CRIM 795 course is affliated with one or more substantive fields (see website listing); students may apply the elective credits to only one field. ** CRIM 796 courses may be affiliated with one or more substantive fields; students may apply the elective credits to only one field with the approval of the Graduate Director.
CSS 610
STAT 773
***Students may enroll in LAW courses only when they have successfully completed CRIM 720 & 721 and received permission from the Graduate Director; enrollment is allowed only in accordance with the Law School's academic regulations. (See Catalog.)
Review Completed By: ______________________________________ Date: ___________________ CRIM Graduate Director: ____________________________________
Date: ___________________ REVISED June 2013 Page 2
DOCTORAL Worksheet - Fall 2013 - CR Minimum Total of 72 Credits Name: _______________ G No.: ____________ Advisor: ________________ Date: _____________ Doctoral Degree Course Requirements (24 Hours) Grade
Hours
Grade
Hours
CRIM 780
Course
______
______
Completed ______
CRIM 700
Course
______
______
Completed ______
CRIM 782
______
______
______
CRIM 720
______
______
______
CRIM 783
______
______
______
CRIM 740
______
______
______
Anal. Meth. Elective
______
______
______
CRIM 760
______
______
______
CRIM 797
______
0 cr.
______
Analytical Methods Total (12 cr.)
Core Courses Total (12 cr.)
________
________
Doctoral Degree Elective Requirements (24 Hours) Students take electives in two of the following areas of specialization of their choosing: [a] Justice and Law; [b] Justice Organizations, Administration and Leadership; and [c] Crime and Crime Policy. Electives are listed on p. 2.
Substantive Field One (9 cr.*) ______________ Course Grade Hours Completed -----3 CR Credit Red. 1 ____________ ________ ________ ________ Credit Red. 2 3 CR ----____________ ________ ________ ________
__________
________
________
________
________
Field One Total:
Substantive Field Two (9 cr.*) ______________ Course
Credit Red. 3 ____________ Credit Red. 4 ____________ ____________
Grade -----________
Hours 3 ________
Completed CR ________
________
------
3 ________
CR ________
________
________
________
Additional Electives (6 - 15 cr.**) Course Grade Hours Completed ----CR Credit Red. 5 3 ____________ ________ ________ ________
____________ Credit Red. 6 ____________
________ ------
3 ________
CR ________
________
________
________
____________
________
________
________
____________
________
________
________
Additional Electives Total:
________
________
Field Two Total:
*Only one elective in each substantive area may be a non-CRIM course; the Graduate Director's permission is required if a student wants to take more than one non-CRIM elective.
**Students must apply a minimum of 6 elective credits to the degree, and may apply up to 15 elective credits, depending on the number of thesis and dissertation credits.
Master's Thesis Credits (Max. 6 Cr.)
Doctoral Dissertation Credits (Max. 24 Cr.)
Maximum of 6 credits of CRIM 799 may be applied to the degree.
Course Credit Reductions 7-8 __________________
Hours
Completed
6 ________
CR ________
Total Thesis Credits:
6 __________
Maximum of 24 credits of CRIM 998 and 999 combined may be applied to the degree.
Course CRIM 998 (3 - 6 cr.) CRIM 999 (12 -21 cr.)
Hours
Completed
________
________
________
________
Total Dissertation Credits:
__________
Page 1
Doctoral Degree Total Credits (Minimum of 72 Credits Required) Analytical Methods Courses (12 cr.): Core Courses (12 cr.): Elective Courses (min. 24 cr.): Master's Thesis (3 - 6 cr.): Doctoral Dissertation (15 - 24 cr.): Credit Hours Completed: Hours Remaining:
____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ Credit Reduction
A maximum of 30 credit hours can be reduced with the approval of the Graduate Director and in accordance with University policy; students must apply for the reduction. Students with graduate degrees from outside of Mason usually receive a 24-hour credit reduction.
Credit Reduction Hours:
____________
Transfer of Credit Students may request to have up to 12 graduate credits transferred if the credits have not been applied to another degree, with the approval of the Graduate Director and in accordance with University policy; students must apply for the transfer of credit.
Transfer Credit Hours:
____________
CRIM Electives Justice and Law Electives
Justice Organizations, Administration and Leadership Electives
CRIM 702/GOVT 732
CONF 721
CRIM 509/PUAD 509
CONF 731
PUAD 622
CRIM 703/GOVT 727
CONF 723 GOVT 631
GOVT 520
CRIM 510
CONF 741
PUAD 661
CRIM 721/GOVT 713
CONF 726
GOVT 725
CRIM 691/PUAD 691
CONF 743
PUAD 671
CRIM 722
CONF 733
LAW***
CRIM 741/PUAD 793
PSYC 631
PUAD 680
CRIM 723
CONF 747
PHIL 611
CRIM 742/PUAD 795
PSYC 639
PUAD 700
CRIM 730
CONF 802
SOCI 503
CRIM 743/PUAD 797
PUAD 502
PUAD 727
CRIM 795*
CONF 803
SOCI 619
CRIM 744
PUAD 520
PUAD 781
CRIM 796**
ECON 611
SOCI 640
CRIM 749
PUAD 621
SOCI 605
CONF 501
ECON 852
SOCI 711
CRIM 795*
CONF 720
ECON 854
SOCI 712
CRIM 796** Analytical Methods Electives
ECON 895 Crime and Crime Policy Electives CRIM 761
GOVT 745
CRIM 762
PSYC 617
CRIM 764
PUAD 540
CRIM 795*
PUAD 644
SOCI 623
CRIM 781/PUAD 791
PSYC 633
STAT 574
CRIM 784
PSYC 640
STAT 658
PUAD 645
CRIM 795*
SOCI 631
STAT 662
SOCI 607
CRIM 796**
SOCI 632
STAT 665
CSS 600
SOCI 634
STAT 674
CRIM 796** NOTES: *Each CRIM 795 course is affliated with one or more substantive fields (see website listing); students may apply the elective credits to only one field. ** CRIM 796 courses may be affiliated with one or more substantive fields; students may apply the elective credits to only one field with the approval of the Graduate Director.
CSS 610
STAT 773
***Students may enroll in LAW courses only when they have successfully completed CRIM 720 & 721 and received permission from the Graduate Director; enrollment is allowed only in accordance with the Law School's academic regulations. (See Catalog.)
Review Completed By: ______________________________________ Date: ___________________ CRIM Graduate Director: ____________________________________
Date: ___________________ REVISED June 2013 Page 2
