Tarleton State University Crime Analysis Certificate
Graduate Certificate in Crime Analysis | Criminal Justice (tarleton.edu)
The Graduate Certificate in Crime Analysis provides graduate students with the essential skills needed by law enforcement agencies to meet the new demands for predictive and analytical policing.
The Graduate Certificate in Crime Analysis offers advanced hands-on skills necessary for data-driven management, investigative support, and general crime analysis. Theoretical aspects of crime pattern analysis are combined with practical applications to understand the development of analytical and predictive policing techniques.
Students learn to synthesize criminological theory and application of industry-standard software to develop and perform complex crime analysis and mapping; perform advanced spatial analyses of crime and create customized agency-specific crime analysis and mapping applications.
Opened to graduate students of all majors. Those who are interested in getting the certificate without enrolling in a graduate program can do so through the Continuing Education program.
This certificate was developed in partnership with the Texas Law Enforcement Analyst Network (TXLEAN), the Texas chapter of the International Associations for the Crime Analysts (IACA)
Curriculum
The Graduate Certificate in Crime Analysis consists of four required courses.
Total Credit Hours Required: 12 Credit Hours
Graduate Certificate can be completed fully online in two semesters (excluding the summer semester).
Required courses:
- CRIJ 5300. Statistical Methods for Criminal Justice
- CRIJ 5363. Introduction to Crime Mapping
- CRIJ 5364. Introduction to Crime Analysis
- CRIJ 5398. Research Methods I
Undergraduate Certificate in Crime Analysis | Criminal Justice (tarleton.edu)
The Undergraduate Certificate in Crime Analysis provides undergraduate students with the essential skills needed by law enforcement agencies to meet the new demands for predictive and analytical policing.
The Undergraduate Certificate in Crime Analysis offers hands-on skills necessary for data-driven management, investigative support, and general crime analysis. In this program, theoretical aspects of crime pattern analysis are combined with practical applications to understand the development of analytical and predictive policing techniques.
Students learn employable skills necessary to fully utilize industry-standard software to perform basic crime analysis and mapping; perform spatial analyses of crime and understand the agency-specific customized crime analysis and mapping applications.
Opened to undergraduate students of all majors. Those who are interested in getting the certificate without enrolling in an undergraduate program can do so through the Continuing Education program.
This certificate was developed in partnership with the Texas Law Enforcement Analyst Network (TXLEAN), the Texas chapter of the International Associations for the Crime Analysts (IACA)
Curriculum
The Undergraduate Certificate in Crime Analysis consists of five required courses.
Total Credit Hours Required: 15 Credit Hours
Required Courses:
- CRIJ 3370. Introduction to Crime Analysis
- CRIJ 3371. Introduction to Crime Mapping
- CRIJ 4316. Methods of Criminal Justice Research
- CRIJ 4318. Criminal Justice Statistics
- CRIJ 4332. Field Experience in Crime Analysis