This is a one-year certificate program that can prepare you for master's level work or launch your public service career.
Master of Arts in Criminal Justice
Course Requirements
- CJ 570: Leadership in the Criminal Justice Systems
- CJ 505: Standards of Professional Behavior
- CJ 540: Social Justice and Human Rights Issues
- 1 Elective (offerings vary by time and year)
Electives: Students must select one 4 credit elective course. This elective will complement your certificate core coursework and deepen your knowledge in a particular subject area. Options include:
- CJ 500: Juvenile and Family Law
- CJ 504: Seminar in Justice System Decision Making
- CJ 508: Legal Issues for Justice Professionals
- CJ 509: Internship
- CJ 524: Police and Society
- CJ 539: Budget Building and Resource Allocation
- CJ 542: Juvenile Delinquency
- CJ 544: Correctional Practices in the U.S.
- CJ 560: Criminal Law and the Legal Process
- CJ 580: Independent Study
- CJ 590: Special Topic Seminar
- HSV 501: Counseling Strategies I
- HSV 542: Human Behavior in the Social Environment