14 Corrections BA Degree Programs

The BA (Hons) in Criminal Justice Studies is a three-year degree course designed to equip the student with general knowledge and transferable skills while focusing on the broad theme of criminal justice. It is a multidisciplinary course.

Concordia’s BA in Criminal Justice prepares students to pursue graduate school opportunities and/or enter careers in a broad spectrum, including criminal justice administration, forensic investigation, counselling, corrections, juvenile justice and public welfare.

While the Bachelor of Arts degree in Administration of Justice, the program's name is Crime, Justice & Security Studies, sometimes referred to as Criminal Justice.

Study in Alberta’s only four-year Bachelor of Arts — Criminal Justice program and expand your understanding of law enforcement, community outreach and victim services.

A criminal justice career is exciting and rewarding. Whether investigating and preventing street crime, cybersecurity breaches or international terrorism, criminal justice graduates uphold the law and keep people safe.

Students learn about the criminal legal system's processes and institutions in- and outside the classroom through community-based learning, internships, field trips, and other learning opportunities.

In keeping with the mission and values of Saint Elizabeth University, the Criminal Justice Program provides students with the scholarship and skill proficiency necessary to be successful working in key aspects of the legal and criminal justice systems, including victim advocacy or to pursue graduate study in these areas.

The Criminal Justice program at Penn State Abington offers a broad education designed to teach you the dynamics and functions of the American criminal justice system.

If you have a passion for bringing restorative justice into the world through your career and relationship with Christ, this might be the major for you.

Criminal justice majors learn the skills necessary to be successful in a variety of different occupations.

Crime is an unfortunate part of our world every day. If you have a passion for serving and protecting the vulnerable and better understand the causes of crime and delinquency, then our bachelor’s degree in criminal justice and criminology are for you.

In keeping with the mission and values of Saint Elizabeth University, the Criminal Justice Program provides students with the scholarship and skill proficiency necessary to be successful working in key aspects of the legal and criminal justice systems, including victim advocacy or to pursue graduate study in these areas.

The Criminal Justice program at NEC provides a strong academic foundation complemented by various in-class and on-site experiential opportunities.

Our administration of justice program is an upper-division undergraduate course of interdisciplinary study in the liberal arts and sciences that leads to a Bachelor of Arts degree.