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This program, available in both thesis and non-thesis (professional) options to accommodate diverse academic objectives, equips students to analyze challenges and create remedies by applying criminology theories and policies to various societal factors influencing criminal behavior. Graduates gain expertise in deploying these solutions across multiple justice system organizations. The Master of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice requires completion of 36 credit hours, with courses delivered through evening in-person sessions, online platforms, or a blended format combining both methods.
The MS-CCJ program aims to develop professionals capable of recognizing issues and formulating responses by utilizing criminology frameworks and policies to address crime-related social problems, while also teaching practical implementation strategies within criminal justice organizations.