Department of Criminology |
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Department Chair: Prof. Mally Shechory-Bitton
PicturesUndergraduate studies in the Department of Criminology are designed to provide basic knowledge in the field of crime and deviance. Throughout the academic program various deviant and criminal behaviors are examined such as: sexual deviance, teenager delinquency, violence, murder, substance abuse and more. In addition, different theories explaining these behaviors are discussed, with a focus on psychological and psychopathological explanations, stress and crisis situations and sociological attitudes. The program also examines treatment and prevention methods. The program incorporates practical field work, which complements the theoretical studies and provides a deeper understanding of the knowledge gained in the classroom. The field work provides an opportunity to explore various jobs, and helps students choose their future path and qualify for masters programs. A joint program with the department of Criminology may be taken in combination with a variety of other departments. A joint program is recommended with the following departments: • Department of Psychology
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