Criminal Justice Abroad
The systems of checks and balances that keep societies in order are different around the world and each has its own strengths and weaknesses. By learning about these other systems, you can learn to critically think about justice systems with your fresh perspective by comparing and contrasting them.
South Korea
Program Suggestions
The programs highlighted on this page are a good fit for students studying Criminal Justice.
Semester and Academic Year Programs
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Australia |
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Japan |
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United Kingdom |
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Summer Programs
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New Zealand |
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Explore Other Program Options
There are other program options available. Schedule a study abroad advising appointment to learn more or browse our other program options:
Internships
Gain real-world experience globally and build your international network by participating in a criminal justice internship abroad.
Academic Advice
FIRST YEAR AND SOPHOMORE STUDENTS
- The earliest you can go abroad is the summer of your first year.
- Students may fulfill General Education Foundation and Issues requirements abroad.
- Students taking at least 3 credits abroad will fulfill their Global Perspectives requirement.
GENERAL ADVICE
- Students may take courses that satisfy some requirements in their Criminal Justice major or the General Education program. Be sure to begin planning at least six months in advance.
- Students do not need to speak a foreign language in order to study in a country where English is not the official language. Take advantage of your newly honed language skills and seize the opportunity to do an internship at a company or cultural organization at the end of your time abroad.
- Courses should explore issues in crime and justice, policies of crime prevention, as well as issues in policing and criminal law.
To determine the GVSU Course Equivalencies for courses taken abroad, please visit our Course Approval page.
Once you have selected a program, schedule a meeting with your academic advisor to discuss your plans.
For more academic information email the Department Contact.
Scholarship Opportunities
Shawn D. Wiersma Criminal Justice Memorial Scholarship
The Justice and Society Scholarship
Trooper Raymond Hoffman Memorial Scholarship
Apply for these scholarships: myScholarships - Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships - Grand Valley State University
Explore more scholarship opportunities through our Scholarship Page.
Department Contact
CECI Advising Center
460C Richard M. DeVos Center
[email protected]