The minor in PJS introduces students to a rigorous academic course of study coupled with practical, real-world experience. Through internships, service learning and possibly study abroad, you will enjoy multiple ways to connect with the Denver community and the world at large.
Community-based and service learning experiences are woven into the degree program. PJS students can expect to apply their academic work to community-based settings.The service and community-based experiences may include opportunities to explore advocacy, community organizing and community research activities.
The PJS Minor Requirements include 16 semester hours:
- PJ200 Peace and Justice in Theory and Practice(3)
- PJ400 Foundations of Peace and Justice (3)
- PJ496 Peace and Justice Studies Project (3)
- Two PJS upper division elective course (6)