As the number of jobs in the criminal justice field continue to rise, so too does the demand for highly trained and educated law enforcement, corrections, court officers, agents, and administrators.
The Department of Criminal Justice offers both undergraduate and graduate programs in criminal justice that will equip students to successfully pursue career paths leading to a wide variety of employment and growth options within federal, state, and local criminal justice agencies, as well as the private sector. From Homeland Security to the local police department, Criminal Justice faculty prepare students today to take their place tomorrow as the next generation of leaders and policy makers who are on the cutting edge of crime fighting in the 21st century.
The Criminal Justice Program is hosted at our Tradition Campus. However, the undergraduate criminal justice major/minor is open to students of both campuses through online course offerings and varied scheduling of onsite criminal justice classes. The Criminal Justice Master's Program is a practitioner based program offered fully online.
If you would like to learn more about our department, please contact us to schedule a visit with a faculty advisor. We look forward to hearing from you!
