BSc in Criminology, Law and Society in Fairfax United States | George Mason University

In criminology, law, and society, you'll explore the true workings of the justice system—far beyond media depictions. You'll examine various justice concepts and see how the system affects people and communities through policing, courts, and corrections by analyzing intelligence and security approaches. Taught by faculty with extensive research and professional backgrounds, you'll gain firsthand knowledge.

Students can investigate pressing criminal justice topics like constitutional protections, police force policies, bias-motivated crimes, modern slavery, and technological advancements in policing.

Mason's prime location offers exceptional opportunities to study these critical issues. The Washington DC area provides numerous justice and security internships across law enforcement, judicial systems, intelligence agencies, and advocacy organizations. Our internship program delivers practical experience while building professional networks—all while earning course credits.

This program equips you with vital skills and hands-on training to excel in competitive fields. Graduates pursue careers in policing, legal systems, national security, intelligence analysis, and related professions.