Grad College Shop Talk: IRB Survival Skills

Our School is a vibrant community, with approximately 1,300 baccalaureate students, 75 master's students, and 40 doctoral students. Twenty-five full-time faculty educate our students and engage in a wide range of research endeavors.
The School of Criminal Justice and Criminology is proud to welcome two new faculty members — Logan Somers and Seth Watts — for the 2025–26 academic year. Learn more about each of them here.
Texas State's Dr. Lucía Summers and Dr. Carles Soto Urpina from the University of Barcelona present a month-long online course, taught in Spanish, on Environmental Criminology! Environmental Criminology analyzes the physical and social context where crime occurs, including victims, offenders, and bystanders, and considers how these actors can facilitate or inhibit crime. The course consists of eight sessions of 1.5 hours each. Students can register for the whole course or individual sessions.
Effective Fall 2024, students can complete their entire Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice (BSCJ) on the TXST Round Rock campus via traditional in-person day classes.