University of Toronto Mississauga

SOC205H5

Theories in Criminology

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Credit0.50

PrerequisiteNone listed

Evidence1 syllabus

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25% final

From the 2026 syllabus. 3 graded components.

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Official source · University of Toronto Mississauga

This course explores major theoretical paradigms in criminology, including classical, positivist, and critical theories. It examines how these theories define crime, inform punishment, and shape contemporary criminal justice policies.

Prerequisite: None listed

Where the marks come from

2026 syllabus

Project 55%

Final Exam 25%

Participation 20%

Project · 55%Final Exam · 25%Participation · 20%

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Course title and grading scheme	Official Fall 2026 course syllabus (University of Toronto Mississauga)	2026-09-05	summary permitted

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