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Major in Criminology - Campus Laval

The Major in Criminology is a 60-credit program that includes 36 obligatory credits, 21 optional credits, and 3 elective credits.

Program Structure

The program is divided into several blocks, each focusing on a specific aspect of criminology.

Block 91A: Mandatory - 36 credits

This block includes the following courses:

• CRI 1050: Sociocriminology 1
• CRI 1100: Psychocriminology
• CRI 1151: Criminal Justice 1
• CRI 1200: Methodology in criminology
• CRI 1212: Criminological practices
• CRI 1511: Delinquency and criminogenic factors
• CRI 1600: Introduction to quantitative methods
• CRI 1730: Victimology
• CRI 2052: Social integration and reintegration
• CRI 2410: Penology
• CRI 2990: Ethical issues in criminology
• CRI 3900: Juvenile justice
• PHI 2990: Foundations and practical issues of ethics

Block 91B: Criminological intervention - Option - Minimum 3 credits, maximum 15 credits

This block includes the following courses:

• CRI 2000: Mental health and assessment issues
• CRI 2015: Help relationship in criminology
• CRI 2301: Assessment and intervention with victims
• CRI 2145: Intervention in crisis situations
• CRI 3010: Conciliation and mediation
• CRI 3415: Penal trajectories: community supervision
• CRI 3721: Principles and models of intervention
• CRI 3820: Assessment and intervention with young people

Block 91C: Criminological analysis and research - Option - Minimum 3 credits, maximum 15 credits

This block includes the following courses:

• CRI 2131: Strategic analysis in criminology
• CRI 2950: Criminology Questions 1
• CRI 3013: Crime Analysis
• CRI 3040: Criminal trajectories
• CRI 3052: Criminal sociabilities
• CRI 3213: Introduction to qualitative methods
• CRI 3318: Quantitative methods
• CRI 3361: Crime Prevention
• CRI 3950: Computer crime

Block 91D: Criminological knowledge - Option - Minimum 3 credits, maximum 15 credits

This block includes the following courses:

• CRI 1001: Historical Perspectives in Criminology
• CRI 2005: Practical experience
• CRI 2427: Domestic violence
• CRI 2455: Psychopathies
• CRI 2951: Criminology Questions 2
• CRI 3001: Criminal justice and indigenous people
• CRI 3201: Human rights and criminology
• CRI 3305: Criminal violence
• CRI 3341: Drugs and crime
• CRI 3401: Studies of the criminal phenomenon
• CRI 3420: Women and the criminal question
• CRI 3425: Sociology of the prison environment
• CRI 3465: Personality disorders and delinquency
• CRI 3495: Criminals and mental disorders
• CRI 3140: Minorities and the criminal question
• CRI 3810: Sexual delinquency
• SIP 3040: Regulation of economic crime

Block 91Z: Choice - 3 credits

This block allows students to choose from a variety of courses to complete their program.