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Graduate Bulletin 2019-2020
Programs of Study
A Letter from the President
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About John Jay
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2020-2021 Graduate Bulletin > Courses > ICJ - International Criminal Justice

ICJ - International Criminal Justice

ICJ 700 International Crime and Justice Theory
ICJ 701 Illegal Markets and Economic Justice
ICJ 702 Comparative CRJ Systems
ICJ 703 International Criminal Law
ICJ 704 Crime, Justice, and Cultural Struggles
ICJ 705 Human Rights and Counterterrorism
ICJ 706 Transnational Crime
ICJ 715 Applied Research Methods in International Crime and Justice
ICJ 720 Crime and Justice in the Balkans
ICJ 721 International Perspectives on Women in Criminal Justice
ICJ 725 Environmental Crime
ICJ 726 Drug Trafficking
ICJ 730 Human Trafficking
ICJ 750 Special Topics in International Crime and Justice
ICJ 755 Terrorism and Transnational Crime
ICJ 762 Corruption and the Global Economy
ICJ 770 Capstone Course in International Crime and Justice
ICJ 780 Internship Course
ICJ 791 International Crime and Justice Thesis I
ICJ 792 International Crime and Justice Thesis II
ICJ 793 International Crime and Justice Comprehensive Review
ICJ 794 International Crime and Justice Independent Study
ICJ 798 Faculty-Mentored Research in International Crime and Justice

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