Justice & Society (Minor)

Directors:

Dan Graff
dgraff@nd.edu

Connie Snyder Mick
cmick@nd.edu

https://socialconcerns.nd.edu/education/undergraduate/minors/justice-minor/


The study of justice—discerning how to know what is right, just, and fair—is an ancient, multi-disciplinary pursuit. The Justice & Society Minor provides you with a foundational understanding of this rich theoretical tradition while equipping you with the practical research tools to respond to the most pressing challenges of our time.

From the ethics of emerging technology to the global realities of migration and more, this minor prepares you to take knowledge gleaned in the classroom and bring it into the world as an agent of change.

Justice & Society minor students take three types of courses, for a total of 15 credit hours:

JUS 30573Doing Justice3
Electives9
JUS 48001Delivering Justice: Justice & Society Minor Capstone3
Total Hours15