Our Bachelor of Science degree program includes 30 credit hours of core courses in Criminal Justice Administration. You will also take 21 credit hours of CJA elective courses, which represent different areas of interest such as Criminal Interviewing and Interrogration, Serial Murder, Organized Crime, Contemporary CJ Issues, White Collar Crime, and Terrorism, among other options. Students will also have the opportunity to gain professional experience through internships.

The Bachelor of Science (BS) in Criminal Justice and Criminology introduces students to theories of criminal behavior, concepts of justice, and all aspects of contemporary criminal justice systems, while giving them a strong background in the liberal arts.

Transform your future. Make a difference in the lives of others. The CACREP-accredited Master of Arts in Counseling program offers you a rich and diverse learning experience that prepares you for opportunities in a wide array of professional counseling settings.

In this History and Criminology degree you are encouraged to consider the ways in which histories of crime and the discipline of criminology overlap and influence each other.

Is crime rate in the UK on the rise? How are gangs represented in the media? How much information should the general public have access to on a trial? Our BA Journalism and Criminology will enable you to study contemporary society and crime, alongside building your journalistic skills, to analyse and share information and understand it through a social perspective.

How do we understand crime? How can it be prevented? Why should crime be punished, and how should we go about it? Criminologists engage with some of the most pressing issues, decisions and dilemmas facing societies today. On our course you explore the nature of crime, criminal justice and punishment within wider social contexts.

We’re well-established in political science, asking difficult questions to find important answers. How do you put an end to armed conflict? What are the benefits and consequences of intervention? What role do non-governmental organisations play in the prevention and resolution of conflict? Is immigration linked to terrorism? Does climate change affect transnational migration patterns?

Through a combination of classroom study and experiential learning you will gain an understanding of crime and deviance and criminal justice organizational systems while acquiring the ability to analyze and critique emerging research and current trends.

The Advanced (Graduate) Certificate in Public Administration and Policy provides a master's level education for students interested in legislation, government agencies, and social services. The program enables students to develop and enhance advanced analytical, research, writing, and presentation skills.

The program’s core curriculum content is rooted in public health competencies while its context is framed within global and national health policy affecting migrant populations.

The curriculum of the Bachelor of Science in Social Work, also called the BSSW, is designed to prepare students for social work practice as generalists and for advanced study in graduate schools of social work.

Police Foundations diploma program, offered on a full-time and Online or Distance Learning part-time basis, enjoys an excellent reputation within the criminal justice community.

At Saint Rose, Forensic Science majors combine extensive study in the sciences—including chemistry, biology and physics—with coursework in evidence, forensic assays, the court system, and other topics.

The Carson-Newman University Health Pre-Professional program is designed to provide a competitive edge in the very competitive admissions process into health professional schools. We try to emphasize and practice every critical phase of this process.

During the past decade, an increasing number of undergraduate students have been drawn to the criminal justice major. Students pursuing the B.S. degree in criminal justice at Rutgers University-Newark, benefit from the expertise and opportunities for hands-on research and learning afforded to them through the school. Students are prepared for careers in criminal justice and for further study in graduate or professional schools. The criminal justice major offers students a focused interdisciplinary exposure to all aspects of crime and criminal justice. Courses in the program deal with crime and other forms of deviance and the responses to these problems by police, courts, corrections and other organizations; contemporary criminal justice issues; and ethical concerns and research.