BSc in Criminal Justice - Courts in Wichita Falls United States | Midwestern State University

Criminal Justice is a field focused on maintaining and defending social order within democratic societies. It incorporates fundamental values like democratic governance, legal principles, constitutional rights, individual freedoms, and protecting people from threats and injustice. The Criminal Justice program, built upon the University's liberal arts foundation, equips students for advanced studies or professional roles in this field. Graduates are prepared to pursue ongoing growth in diverse real-world environments. Four key developmental areas form the framework for this curriculum.

The Criminal Justice Department dedicates itself to delivering an excellent liberal arts education. Students will develop awareness of their dual roles as justice system professionals and engaged community members. As part of a public institution, the Department also prioritizes community service. The University's core curriculum cultivates essential skills for success in criminal justice careers and civic life, including: effective verbal and written communication; quantitative reasoning and logical analysis; scientific methodology understanding; cultural awareness through arts; valuing diversity and human rights in free societies; comprehending societal political structures; recognizing individual roles within various social units; ethical decision-making skills; and personal development across physical, social, and psychological dimensions.