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The Criminal Justice, Criminology & Forensics program at Seattle University provides diverse undergraduate degree options to help shape your professional journey. As an interdisciplinary social science, we bridge arts and sciences to deliver comprehensive insights into crime studies and societal approaches. Your education will develop conceptual and empirical expertise, cultivating advanced critical thinking that positions you as a future leader. Our curriculum empowers you to steer your learning, combining rigorous academics with hands-on experience to prepare for graduate studies or various criminal justice careers. With small class sizes and abundant internship options, you'll establish valuable connections both on campus and in the professional world. These practical experiences let you implement classroom knowledge in real-world settings, ensuring you're ready to tackle challenges and assume leadership positions upon graduation.
Upon completing Seattle University's Criminal Justice undergraduate program, students will be able to: Assess modern CJ challenges using specialized terminology, understanding of core issues, criminological theories, and ethical considerations. Recognize the multidisciplinary aspects of criminal justice and ethical dilemmas across law enforcement, judicial systems, and corrections. Demonstrate proficiency in fundamental criminology and criminal justice principles. Develop research proposals and perform introductory statistical analyses using digital tools. Create and deliver multimedia presentations of academic work. Achieve expertise in advanced specialization courses.