PhD in Criminal Justice and Corrections
Huntsville, Texas, United States
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Offered by Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, United States, PhD in Criminal Justice and Corrections is a doctorate in Criminal Law & Justice programme. The programme is delivered on campus. It carries 57.0 credits (credit hours). Teaching is in en.
Also offered as: Certificate, Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree
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Last checked October 2026 · Source: shsu.edu ·
Program details
Overview
Requirements
| Type | Test | Min / Max | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standardized Test | TOEFL iBT | 69.00 score | Optional | Applicants need one accepted English-proficiency score unless exempt or waived. |
| Standardized Test | IELTS Academic | 6.00 score | Optional | Applicants need one accepted English-proficiency score unless exempt or waived. |
| Standardized Test | Duolingo English Test | 100.00 score | Optional | Applicants need one accepted English-proficiency score unless exempt or waived. |
| Gpa | — | 2.50 GPA (4.0 scale) | Required | University-wide graduate minimum; many programs require 3.0 or higher. |
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Frequently asked questions
Sam Houston State University awards a Doctorate in the field of Criminal Law & Justice on completion of this programme.
No — the programme is taught on campus at Sam Houston State University.
The programme is taught in en.
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