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Criminology (PhD)

University of Texas Dallas
Richardson , United States
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PhD
Major
Criminal Justice | Criminology
Area of study
Social Sciences | Security Services
Course Language
English
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Program Overview

University Programs

The university offers a range of programs across various disciplines. The programs include:


  • Criminology (PhD)
  • Criminology (MS)
  • Economics (PhD)
  • Economics (MS)
  • Geospatial Information Sciences (PhD)
  • Geospatial Information Sciences (MS)
  • Political Science (PhD)
  • Political Science (MA)
  • Political Science (MA) - Law and Courts Concentration
  • Political Science (MA) - Legislative Studies Concentration
  • Public Affairs (PhD)
  • Public Affairs (MPA)
  • Public Policy and Political Economy (PhD)
  • Cyber Security, Technology, and Policy (MS)
  • International Political Economy (MS)
  • International Political Economy Dual Degree (MS)
  • Master of Public Policy (MPP)
  • Social Data Analytics And Research (MS)
  • Social Data Analytics and Research/Data Science Dual Degree (MS)
  • Applied Sociology (MS)

Program Details

Unfortunately, the provided context does not include detailed information about each program, such as descriptions, requirements, admission criteria, tuition fees, and research areas.


However, the list above encompasses the variety of programs available at the university, highlighting the breadth of academic opportunities across fields like criminology, economics, geospatial information sciences, political science, public affairs, and more. Each of these programs is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education and training in their chosen field, preparing them for careers in research, policy, practice, and other areas.


For specific details about each program, including curriculum, admission requirements, and career outcomes, it is recommended to consult the official university resources or contact the relevant department directly.


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