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Program Info
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The Master of Science in Criminal Justice program prepares students for entry and advancement in criminal justice related careers. Students will gain advanced knowledge of the justice system and law enforcement process - from police patrol procedures, the courts, terrorism, forensic science, the correctional facilities and the system of probation and parole. This program will provide students with the ability to: Explain the scientific study of crime, criminals, the law-making process, the criminal justice system, and the treatment of offenders; Develop critical thinking, analytical, and interpersonal skills applicable to real-world problems; And implement innovative solutions for law enforcement, criminal investigation, and management and administration of criminal justice related activities. Graduates of the program are prepared to provide leadership in agencies and institutions of the criminal justice system. 36 credit hours are required to complete this degree: 5 Core Courses including a Capstone Course (3 semester credits each) and 7 Elective Courses (3 semester credits each).
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