Democracy and Justice Studies Major
Area of Emphasis
Students must complete requirements in one of the following areas of emphasis:
- American Studies
- Criminal Justice
- Legal Studies
- U.S. and the World
- Women's and Gender Studies
American Studies
Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
Supporting Courses | 24-26 | |
Introduction to Democracy and Justice Studies | ||
American History to 1865 | ||
History of the United States from 1865 to the Present | ||
Research and Rhetoric 1 | ||
Choose two of the following courses: | ||
Varieties of World Culture | ||
Mentoring for Equity and Inclusion | ||
Freedom and Social Control | ||
American Law in Historical Perspective | ||
Macro Economic Analysis | ||
Micro Economic Analysis | ||
Contemporary Ethical Issues | ||
Logic and Reasoning | ||
Is Morality for Sale? | ||
Global Politics and Society | ||
American Government and Politics | ||
Introduction to Sociology | ||
Introduction to LGBTQ Studies | ||
Introduction to Women's & Gender Studies | ||
Choose one of the following Skill Subjects (6 credits minimum): 2 | ||
Subject A - Social Research (7 credits) | ||
Social Science Statistics | ||
or MATH 260 | Introductory Statistics | |
Foundations for Social Research | ||
Subject B - Foreign Language (two semesters) 3 | ||
Subject C - Communication (6 credits) | ||
Fundamentals of Public Address | ||
Communication Problems and Research Methods | ||
Subject D - Historical Research (6 credits) | ||
Introduction to Digital and Public Humanities | ||
The Craft of History | ||
Upper-Level Courses | 24 | |
Historical Perspectives on American Democracy | ||
Power and Change in America | ||
Topics in Democracy and Justice | ||
Social and Political Criticism | ||
Senior Seminar in Democracy and Justice Studies | ||
American Political Thought | ||
Elective Courses (choose 6 credits): | ||
Modern American Culture | ||
Criminal Justice Process | ||
Constitutional Law | ||
Law and Society | ||
Gender and the Law | ||
Mentoring for Equity and Inclusion | ||
Internship | ||
Independent Study | ||
Travel Course | ||
First Nations Justice and Tribal Governments | ||
Problems in American Thought | ||
The U.S. and the World | ||
U.S. Labor and the Working Class: Past and Present | ||
History of Sexuality in the U.S. | ||
U.S. Women's History | ||
America in the Twentieth Century | ||
Community Politics | ||
Political Behavior | ||
Political Theory | ||
Foreign and Defense Policies | ||
Race and Ethnic Relations | ||
Social Theory | ||
Criminology | ||
Asian American Communities in the United States | ||
Latino Communities in the United States | ||
Feminist Theory | ||
Total Credits | 48-50 |
1 | Satisfied for students with an ACT English score of 32 or higher |
2 | This skills requirement may be fulfilled with 6 credits of alternative courses selected in consultation with your faculty adviser. |
3 | Please review with your faculty adviser about language requirement. Courses in French, German, Oneida, and Spanish are available at UW-Green Bay. |
Criminal Justice
Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
Supporting Courses | 24-26 | |
Introduction to Democracy and Justice Studies | ||
Freedom and Social Control | ||
American Government and Politics | ||
Research and Rhetoric 1 | ||
Choose two of the following courses: | ||
Varieties of World Culture | ||
Mentoring for Equity and Inclusion | ||
American Law in Historical Perspective | ||
Macro Economic Analysis | ||
Micro Economic Analysis | ||
American History to 1865 | ||
History of the United States from 1865 to the Present | ||
Contemporary Ethical Issues | ||
Is Morality for Sale? | ||
Global Politics and Society | ||
Introduction to Public Administration | ||
Introduction to Sociology | ||
Introduction to LGBTQ Studies | ||
Introduction to Women's & Gender Studies | ||
Choose one of the following Skill Subjects (6 credits minimum): 2 | ||
Subject A - Social Research (7 credits): | ||
Foundations for Social Research | ||
Social Science Statistics | ||
or MATH 260 | Introductory Statistics | |
Subject B - Foreign Language (two semesters): 3 | ||
Subject C - Communication (6 credits): | ||
Fundamentals of Public Address | ||
Communication Problems and Research Methods | ||
Subject D - Historical Research (6 credits): | ||
Introduction to Digital and Public Humanities | ||
The Craft of History | ||
Upper-Level Courses | 24 | |
Criminal Justice Process | ||
Historical Perspectives on American Democracy | ||
Topics in Democracy and Justice | ||
Senior Seminar in Democracy and Justice Studies | ||
American Political Thought | ||
Criminology | ||
Choose 6 credits of the following elective courses: | ||
Constitutional Law | ||
Law and Society | ||
Gender and the Law | ||
Power and Change in America | ||
Mentoring for Equity and Inclusion | ||
Social and Political Criticism | ||
Internship | ||
Independent Study | ||
Travel Course | ||
First Nations Justice and Tribal Governments | ||
Topics in African American History When covering crime and punishment (see DJS advisor) | ||
The U.S. and the World | ||
U.S. Labor and the Working Class: Past and Present | ||
History of Sexuality in the U.S. | ||
U.S. Women's History | ||
America in the Twentieth Century | ||
Topics in Early Modern European History When covering crime and punishment (see DJS advisor) | ||
Philosophy, Politics and Law | ||
Community Politics | ||
Political Theory | ||
Race and Ethnic Relations | ||
Social Theory | ||
Street Gangs in America | ||
Feminist Theory | ||
Total Credits | 48-50 |
1 | Satisfied for students with an ACT English score of 32 or higher |
2 | Please consult with your faculty adviser about selection of 6 credits to fulfill this skills requirement |
3 | Please review with your faculty adviser about language requirement. Courses in French, German, Oneida, and Spanish are available at UW-Green Bay. |
Legal Studies
Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
Supporting Courses | 24-26 | |
Introduction to Democracy and Justice Studies | ||
American Law in Historical Perspective | ||
American Government and Politics | ||
Research and Rhetoric 1 | ||
Choose two of the following courses: | ||
Varieties of World Culture | ||
Mentoring for Equity and Inclusion | ||
Freedom and Social Control | ||
Macro Economic Analysis | ||
Micro Economic Analysis | ||
American History to 1865 | ||
History of the United States from 1865 to the Present | ||
Contemporary Ethical Issues | ||
Logic and Reasoning | ||
Is Morality for Sale? | ||
Global Politics and Society | ||
Introduction to Sociology | ||
Introduction to LGBTQ Studies | ||
Introduction to Women's & Gender Studies | ||
Choose one of the following Skill Subjects (6 credits minimum): 2 | ||
Subject A - Social Research (7 credits): | ||
Social Science Statistics | ||
or MATH 260 | Introductory Statistics | |
Foundations for Social Research | ||
Subject B - Foreign Language (two semesters): 3 | ||
Subject C - Communication (6 credits) | ||
Fundamentals of Public Address | ||
Communication Problems and Research Methods | ||
Subject D - Historical Research (6 Credits): | ||
Introduction to Digital and Public Humanities | ||
The Craft of History | ||
Upper-Level Courses | 24 | |
Constitutional Law | ||
Law and Society | ||
Historical Perspectives on American Democracy | ||
Topics in Democracy and Justice | ||
Senior Seminar in Democracy and Justice Studies | ||
American Political Thought | ||
Choose 6 credits of the following elective courses: | ||
Criminal Justice Process | ||
Gender and the Law | ||
Power and Change in America | ||
Mentoring for Equity and Inclusion | ||
Social and Political Criticism | ||
Internship | ||
Independent Study | ||
Travel Course | ||
First Nations Justice and Tribal Governments | ||
The U.S. and the World | ||
History of Modern Africa | ||
U.S. Labor and the Working Class: Past and Present | ||
History of Sexuality in the U.S. | ||
U.S. Women's History | ||
America in the Twentieth Century | ||
Philosophy, Politics and Law | ||
Community Politics | ||
Political Behavior | ||
Political Theory | ||
Foreign and Defense Policies | ||
Environmental Law | ||
Race and Ethnic Relations | ||
Social Theory | ||
Criminology | ||
Asian American Communities in the United States | ||
Latino Communities in the United States | ||
Feminist Theory | ||
Total Credits | 48-50 |
1 | Satisfied for students with an ACT English score of 32 or higher |
2 | Please consult with your faculty adviser about selection of 6 credits to fulfill this skills requirement. |
3 | Please review with your faculty adviser about language requirement. Courses in French, German, Oneida, and Spanish are available at UW-Green Bay. |
U.S. and the World
Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
Supporting Courses | 24-26 | |
Introduction to Democracy and Justice Studies | ||
Global Politics and Society | ||
American Government and Politics | ||
Research and Rhetoric 1 | ||
Choose two of the following courses: | ||
Varieties of World Culture | ||
Mentoring for Equity and Inclusion | ||
Freedom and Social Control | ||
Macro Economic Analysis | ||
Micro Economic Analysis | ||
American History to 1865 | ||
History of the United States from 1865 to the Present | ||
Is Morality for Sale? | ||
Introduction to Sociology | ||
Introduction to LGBTQ Studies | ||
Introduction to Women's & Gender Studies | ||
Choose one of the following Skill Subjects (6 credits minimum): 2 | ||
Subject A - Social Research (7 credits): | ||
Social Science Statistics | ||
or MATH 260 | Introductory Statistics | |
Foundations for Social Research | ||
Subject B - Foreign Language (two semesters): 3 | ||
Subject C - Communication (6 credits) | ||
Fundamentals of Public Address | ||
Communication Problems and Research Methods | ||
Subject D - Historical Research (6 credits) | ||
Introduction to Digital and Public Humanities | ||
The Craft of History | ||
Upper-Level Courses | 24 | |
Historical Perspectives on American Democracy | ||
Topics in Democracy and Justice | ||
Senior Seminar in Democracy and Justice Studies | ||
The U.S. and the World | ||
American Political Thought | ||
Foreign and Defense Policies | ||
Elective Courses (choose 6 credits): | ||
Criminal Justice Process | ||
Constitutional Law | ||
Law and Society | ||
Gender and the Law | ||
Power and Change in America | ||
Mentoring for Equity and Inclusion | ||
Social and Political Criticism | ||
Internship | ||
Independent Study | ||
Travel Course | ||
History of Modern Africa | ||
U.S. Labor and the Working Class: Past and Present | ||
History of Sexuality in the U.S. | ||
U.S. Women's History | ||
America in the Twentieth Century | ||
Political Behavior | ||
Political Theory | ||
Comparative Politics | ||
International Relations | ||
Race and Ethnic Relations | ||
Social Theory | ||
Asian American Communities in the United States | ||
Latino Communities in the United States | ||
Feminist Theory | ||
Total Credits | 48-50 |
1 | Satisfied for students with an ACT English score of 32 or higher |
2 | Please consult with your faculty adviser about selection of 6 credits to fulfill this skills requirement. |
3 | Please review with your faculty adviser about language requirement. Courses in French, German, Oneida, and Spanish are available at UW-Green Bay. |
Women's and Gender Studies
Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
Supporting Courses | 24-26 | |
Introduction to Democracy and Justice Studies | ||
Research and Rhetoric 1 | ||
Introduction to Women's & Gender Studies | ||
Choose one of the following options: | ||
American History to 1865 | ||
History of the United States from 1865 to the Present | ||
American Government and Politics | ||
Choose two of the following courses: | ||
Student can choose HISTORY 205 or 206 or POL SCI 101 in this category if not used for requirement above | ||
Varieties of World Culture | ||
Mentoring for Equity and Inclusion | ||
Freedom and Social Control | ||
American Law in Historical Perspective | ||
Macro Economic Analysis | ||
Micro Economic Analysis | ||
Global Politics and Society | ||
Introduction to Sociology | ||
Introduction to LGBTQ Studies | ||
Choose one of the following Skill Subjects (6 credits minimum): 2 | ||
Subject A - Social Research (7 credits) | ||
Social Science Statistics | ||
or MATH 260 | Introductory Statistics | |
Foundations for Social Research | ||
Subject B - Foreign Language (two semesters) 3 | ||
Subject C - Communication (6 credits) | ||
Fundamentals of Public Address | ||
Communication Problems and Research Methods | ||
Subject D - Historical Research (6 credits) | ||
Introduction to Digital and Public Humanities | ||
The Craft of History | ||
Upper-Level Courses | 24 | |
Gender and the Law | ||
Historical Perspectives on American Democracy | ||
Topics in Democracy and Justice | ||
Senior Seminar in Democracy and Justice Studies | ||
American Political Thought | ||
Feminist Theory | ||
Elective Courses (choose 6 credits): | ||
Modern American Culture | ||
Women, Art and Image | ||
Criminal Justice Process | ||
Constitutional Law | ||
Law and Society | ||
Power and Change in America | ||
Mentoring for Equity and Inclusion | ||
Social and Political Criticism | ||
Internship | ||
Independent Study | ||
Travel Course | ||
Women and Gender in First Nations Communities | ||
First Nations Justice and Tribal Governments | ||
The U.S. and the World | ||
U.S. Labor and the Working Class: Past and Present | ||
History of Sexuality in the U.S. | ||
U.S. Women's History | ||
America in the Twentieth Century | ||
Community Politics | ||
Political Theory | ||
Comparative Politics | ||
International Relations | ||
Criminology | ||
Asian American Communities in the United States | ||
Latino Communities in the United States | ||
Topics in Women's Studies | ||
Total Credits | 48-50 |
1 | Satisfied for students with an ACT English score of 32 or higher |
2 | Please consult with your faculty adviser about selection of 6 credits to fulfill this skills requirement. |
3 | Please review with your faculty adviser about language requirement. Courses in French, German, Oneida, and Spanish are available at UW-Green Bay. |