Criminal Justice Criminology training provides an opportunity to interact with and learn from very successful, highly qualified, and experienced professionals. It also allows you to enter an ever-growing profession. Benefit includes Fast-track your career in criminal justice-related work, and Obtain valuable behind-the-scenes skills and knowledge in months not years!, Study a criminal justice and criminology course that was designed in conjunction with senior members of the profession, Free up valuable time, don’t waste time and money traveling to classes, Study at your own pace whenever and wherever you are, Have access to a tutor, Easy interest-free payment plans from as low as £25 per week.

Protect your community on the front lines and behind the scenes. We connect students to extraordinary learning experiences that inspire innovation and prepare our graduates for life and career success. Using a streamlined, four-semester, continuous model approach, students develop specific knowledge and the skills necessary to meet the needs of various rapidly evolving public and private industries about safety and security.

The Criminal Justice Technology curriculum is designed to provide knowledge of criminal justice systems and operations. The study will focus on local, state, and federal law enforcement, judicial processes, corrections, and security services. The criminal justice system’s role within society will be explored.

In learning about the application of law and due process, students will be empowered to not only understand the criminal justice system but have an active role in shaping it. Manor’s program emphasizes a proactive approach to enforcing and administering law and order.

Study the social, political, economic, and cultural forces that influence definitions of crime, explain offending and crime rates, sway societal reactions, influence policy, and shape the criminal justice system. With a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice you will be qualified to pursue careers in law enforcement, government, research, and non-profit agencies. You may also consider graduate or law school as your next step

Daymar College's Associate degree in criminal justice is designed to teach you the fundamental knowledge needed to pursue a career in law enforcement, court administration, juvenile justice, corrections, loss prevention, or victim assistance.

Gain a practical understanding of criminal and social justice issues in Canada and the world. Improve your analytical reasoning, critical thinking, communication skills, and information retrieval to prepare you for your future profession. The Criminal and Social Justice program, based at Okanagan College's Penticton campus, will provide students with an Arts-based criminal and social justice education. It is a two-year, four-semester program in which students will take a variety of criminal and social justice related courses in Sociology, Psychology, Political Science and Criminology, as well as elective Arts courses of personal interest. Some fields of inquiry may include indigenous studies, gender studies, race and ethnicity, globalization and poverty.

The Criminal Justice Diploma covers such skills as the secure management, safekeeping, and control of suspects and inmates.

Candidates for this program are students who have completed their associate’s degree in Criminal Justice, are in the process of completing their degree, or have completed a degree in another field and are interested in pursuing a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice. For more information, contact the Director of Educational Partnerships.

Here, we offer students a world-class education at an affordable price. Carl Albert State College has been voted the Best Community College in Oklahoma; currently stands as No. 11 in the Nation for graduation rates among community colleges; and we offer the most affordable tuition and fees in the region. Our main campus is in Poteau, with a branch campus in Sallisaw, and we offer 8 degrees and 3 certificate programs completely online.

This Level 3 Course in Criminology is designed to provide an introduction to those students who are interested in understanding more about the nature of crime and the type of people who commit the crime in the society in which they live.