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The department provides a Master of Criminal Justice program. Since its inception, graduates have obtained the MCJ degree and established careers throughout the United States and internationally. Some alumni have continued their education, achieving doctoral or law degrees. Numerous graduates work in various government agencies at local, state, or federal levels, while others serve as Criminal Justice professors. The Thesis track mandates students to produce an original research project, while the non-Thesis alternative requires passing a comprehensive examination. The Criminal Justice program offers diverse coursework spanning Police Science, Social Science, Psychology, Sociology, and Law, preparing students for careers in criminal justice.
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