SOCI 3402 - Sociology of Victimology

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    Prerequisite
    Any Lower-Division Psychology or Sociology course
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    Description
    This upper-division course examines the sociological study of victimization, including the social construction of victims, patterns and theories of victimization, and the historical development of victimology. Students will analyze the social, legal, and cultural responses to victims and explore how factors such as race, gender, class, immigration status, and disability intersect with victimization. The course emphasizes trauma-informed approaches, restorative justice, and the role of emergency services, law enforcement, and community agencies in supporting victims.