Bachelor's in Criminal Justice

Learn so you can make a difference. Earn your bachelor’s in criminal justice through the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Administration program. Study professional development, contemporary issues, criminology, policing and more. When you earn your bachelor's in criminal justice you'll also learn about criminal law, court systems and procedures, criminal organizations, corrections, ethics in criminal justice, cultural diversity and research.

Pursue your bachelor’s in criminal justice through the College of Social Sciences' Criminal Justice programs. If you’re interested in exploring domestic or global security issues in the bachelor’s in criminal justice program, then consider the Bachelor of Science in Organizational Security and Management. You’ll take one course at a time focused on terrorism and homeland security, organizational and behavioral management, principals of investigation, as well as physical and personal security and more.

Curriculum for the Bachelor's in Criminal Justice
You can be confident that what you'll learn in the bachelor's in criminal justice program will be challenging and relevant. You'll study for your bachelor's in criminal justice under the guidance of experienced faculty who have advanced degrees and diverse backgrounds. Faculty members who teach the bachelor's in criminal justice program include attorneys, law enforcement officers and administrators, security consultants and other industry professionals.

A bachelor's in criminal justice will also expose you to concepts of threat and vulnerability management, administration processes, security for information systems and technology—as well as legal, regulatory and ethical issues.

While widely available, not all programs are available to residents of all states. Please contact an Enrollment Advisor to confirm program availability in your local area.