Master of Criminal Justice
Course Overview
The Master of Criminal Justice (MCJ) program provides comprehensive graduate education for students seeking an in-depth understanding of criminological theory and the structures, practices, and challenges within the criminal justice system. This program equips graduates with the advanced analytical and administrative skills needed to lead, evaluate, and innovate in the field. Students are prepared to drive meaningful change and facilitate improvements across criminal and juvenile justice systems.
Key Program Highlights
- Develop advanced capabilities in research design and empirical data analysis
- Acquire strategies to promote individual, organizational, and social change
- Gain skills to administer, analyze, and evaluate justice system operations
- Learn from renowned faculty with expertise in criminology and criminal justice
- Potential for reduced tuition for nonresident students through the Western Regional Graduate Program
Course Overview
The Master of Criminal Justice (MCJ) program provides comprehensive graduate education for students seeking an in-depth understanding of criminological theory and the structures, practices, and challenges within the criminal justice system. This program equips graduates with the advanced analytical and administrative skills needed to lead, evaluate, and innovate in the field. Students are prepared to drive meaningful change and facilitate improvements across criminal and juvenile justice systems.
Key Program Highlights
- Develop advanced capabilities in research design and empirical data analysis
- Acquire strategies to promote individual, organizational, and social change
- Gain skills to administer, analyze, and evaluate justice system operations
- Learn from renowned faculty with expertise in criminology and criminal justice
- Potential for reduced tuition for nonresident students through the Western Regional Graduate Program
