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Our graduate programs include three academic paths: Ph.D., master's, or a combined master's/J.D. degree. Alumni from these programs gain the qualifications to pursue further education or embark on careers in teaching, research, or policy development within criminal justice. The Master of Arts in Criminology and Criminal Justice serves as a professional qualification, offering criminal justice practitioners specialized training in system operations, criminological theory, research methodologies, and statistical analysis. This program equips students with advanced knowledge to implement evidence-based approaches in criminal justice settings. In addition to professional development for practitioners, the master's program delivers comprehensive social science education that lays the foundation for doctoral studies.
Applicants must have bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university (or international equivalent)
The minimum TOEFL is 80 Internet-based. The minimum acceptable overall band score on the IELTS Intl. Academic Course Type 2 exam is 6.5. The minimum acceptable score on PTE Academic is 53