Program Overview

Weber State University's Certificate of Proficiency in Juvenile Justice provides a comprehensive understanding of the juvenile justice system, covering topics such as juvenile criminal behavior, court procedures, and the role of allied disciplines. The program requires 18-19 credit hours, including core courses in criminal justice and juvenile law, and elective courses in related fields such as child and family studies, communication, psychology, social work, and sociology. This interdisciplinary program prepares individuals for careers in juvenile justice and related fields.