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William Woods University Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice
William Woods University

William Woods University

Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice

Burton Business & Economics Building, USA

BSc

English

Sep 2026

On-Campus

Key Summary

    About : The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the criminal justice system, emphasizing the interplay between law enforcement, the courts, and corrections. This program equips students with analytical and critical thinking skills essential for addressing complex issues in criminal justice. It may include practical experiences, enhancing learning through internships and fieldwork opportunities.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue various careers, including roles as police officers, probation officers, criminal investigators, and positions within federal agencies like the FBI or DEA. Opportunities also exist in community organizations, nonprofits, and private security firms, allowing graduates to make a positive impact on public safety and community development.

At William Woods University, we will connect you with thought leaders of current topics, very often right here on campus, and our passionate faculty who teach 100% of our courses, and have experience in various careers in the criminal justice field. You will learn to think critically and ethically, to investigate thoroughly, to become a better verbal and written communicator, and to develop your knack for research and analysis.

Special opportunities

  • Get involved in Criminal Justice Club, and participate in the conversations around today rsquo;s societal and criminal justice issues. Organize on-campus events to raise awareness about current issues
  • Attend national conferences in homeland and industrial security
  • Work with our faculty in scholarly research
  • Gain experience with internships at the federal, state and local levels mdash; including work with police departments, state highway patrol, industrial security and more
  • Prepare for careers in law enforcement, agencies, industrial security, corrections, and the judicial system
  • Compete for a chance to have your research published in our own department journal!