Criminal Justice students explore the systems, institutions, and social dynamics that shape law enforcement, courts, and corrections. The program integrates classroom learning with hands-on experiences through simulations, case studies, and internships.
Sample Topics:
- Criminology and Policing
- Constitutional law and due process
- Corrections and sentencing
- Juvenile justice and rehabilitation
- Criminal procedure and investigations
Career Paths:
- Law, legal support, or paralegal work
- Policing and public safety
- Forensic science and investigations
- Policy and justice reform
- Federal or State Agencies
Criminal Justice Concentrations
Students majoring in Criminal Justice can choose to specialize in one of the following career-focused concentrations:
- Law Enforcement: For students interested in policing, homeland security, or federal enforcement.
- Forensic Science: For students pursuing investigative work, crime scene analysis, or lab-based roles.
- Legal Studies: Ideal for students preparing for law school or careers in legal support or criminal litigation.
These tracks help students tailor their education to match their career interests in law, forensic science, or policing.
