Bachelor of Science in Advocacy and Justice Studies

The Bachelor of Science in Advocacy and Justice Studies prepares students for a career in non-profit organizations, which exist to improve the quality of life of others and provide humanitarian or environmental aid. The degree program is interdisciplinary with coursework from the fields of criminal justice, sociology, women’s and gender studies, American Indian studies, geography, communication, social work, political science, and history. The degree provides foundational knowledge, theory, research methods, and practice related applications to the nonprofit sector.

Student Learning Outcomes

1. Demonstrate knowledge of key issues, current scholarship, and context regarding topics of advocacy and justice studies.
2. Develop an ability to identify ways in which to respond to the needs of a local, state, national, or global community.
3. Develop an understanding of advocacy approaches and policies that are designed to foster community change.
4. Engage with non-profits as advocates in immersive learning experiences, such as service-learning projects and internships.

• 9731 - Environmental Advocacy
• 9732 - Human Rights Advocacy
• 9733 - Legal Advocacy

There is no Accelerated Degree Program for this degree.

A minor is required for the Advocacy and Justice Studies major.

There are no certifications related to this degree.