MA/MS in Criminal Justice and Corrections

This master's program trains graduates to manage, plan and assess service programs inside the criminal justice system, covering prevention, security, protection and the investigation of crime and delinquency. Graduates can work as analysts and evaluators in criminal justice, researchers of deviant behavior and criminality, state police, conflict mediators, or in court-related roles. The program is approved for veterans and military benefits. As a graduate-level offering, the program suits degree holders who want deeper specialization and professional advancement in the field. Course sequencing, admission criteria and costs are handled by the university's admissions and student services offices, so applicants should confirm them directly. The page lists online delivery. Prospective students can request information or start an admission request through the university's website.