MA/MS in Criminal Justice and Corrections

The Master of Science in Criminal Justice is a flexible graduate degree centered on the problem of crime and how the justice system responds to it. It is delivered fully online and is not currently offered in person. Students taking two courses per semester through the year can finish in under two years, and the online content matches the campus version. The curriculum teaches evidence-based crime control practices, data interpretation, and ways to find resources for innovative methods. Online students pay in-state tuition no matter where they live. The program totals 30 credits. A dual option combining the master's with a law degree is also described, aimed at careers in legal practice, policy analysis, and justice leadership. The program page links to a graduate handbook and course listings, and students can request information or speak with an advisor before applying.