The Justice and Peace Studies (JPS) minor empowers students as agents of change who advance justice, peace, and environmental sustainability in our complex world.

The flexible curriculum complements any major, can be tailored to support any interests, and helps prepare students for any career.

The interdisciplinary curriculum is anchored in Creighton's Catholic, Jesuit tradition and cultivates the Ignatian ideal of cura personalis by developing the skills of:

• Social analysis to diagnose the root causes of problems.
• Ethical reflection to make moral judgments about pressing issues.
• Vocational discernment to discover personal and professional pathways to build a better world.

JPS Program alumni are well-rounded "men and women for and with others" and have careers in health care (as doctors, nurses, mental health practitioners, and administrators), law, social work, public policy, education, pastoral ministry, negotiation and conflict resolution, mediation, and more.

Minor in Justice and Peace Studies Requirements: 18 Credits^*

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Service, Justice, and Vocational Discernment
JPS 460	Models and Heroes of Service and Justice	3
JPS 499	Land More Than a Job: Justice, Career, and Vocational Discernment	3
Ethics		3
Select one of the following:
JPS/THL 274	Theological Ethics: Social Action and Political Advocacy
JPS/THL 565	Catholic Social Teaching
Elective Courses		9
Choose three courses in any combination from the following:
300+ Anthropology (Cultural or Medical), Communication Studies, Criminal Justice, Education, Encuentro Dominicano, English, Environmental Science, Health Administration and Policy, History, Honors, Justice and Peace Studies, Political Science, Philosophy, Psychology, Social Work, Sociology, Sustainability Studies, or Theology chosen in consultation with the JPS director.
Total Credits		18

*

Kingfisher concentration requirements are 9 credits total, chosen from the list of courses in the associated minor. Unless otherwise specified.