CRIM 466

Criminal Justice - Evidence-Based Policng Apprchs

University of Kansas · Fall 2026

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This course explores evidence-based strategies and methodologies in contemporary policing. Students will examine research-driven approaches to crime prevention, intervention, and community policing. Topics include data analysis, crime mapping, predictive policing, and evaluating the effectiveness of policing tactics. Through case studies and practical applications, students will learn to apply empirical research findings to enhance law enforcement practices and improve public safety outcomes. This course emphasizes the integration of theory and practice, equipping students with the skills to critically assess and implement evidence-based strategies in diverse policing contexts.

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28 openSeats: 2/30 seats Last recorded: Jul 30, 2026, 1:16 AM
Class #27501Fall 20263 credits
28 available2 enrolled30 capacity
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OCT-21/DEC-18
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