Program Overview

Program Overview

The Criminology and Law Studies Multidisciplinary Internship Program is a field experience-based program designed to further students' integration of theory and practice in a professional setting.

Program Details

Program Structure

• The program consists of a minimum of 140 hours of field experience per semester in a community social service agency.
• Students are supervised by agency personnel and participate in a weekly seminar with the internship coordinator.
• The program is worth 3 credits and uses an S/U grade assessment.

Program Requirements

• Limited enrollment is available for this program.
• Prerequisites for the program include:
  • Senior standing
  • Major in Criminology and Law Studies
  • Consent of the internship coordinator

Course Information

• The program is associated with the course CRLS 3986: Internship and Seminar in Criminology and Law Studies.