1.1k Bachelor's degrees in Criminal Justice

The College of Social and Behavorial Sciences at Minnesota State University Mankato offers Corrections program to provide an enriching educational experience for our students and to prepare them for future careers and success.

With its dual commitment to the integration of critical analysis and applied knowledge, the liberal arts-based Criminal Justice program from Eastern University prepares students for law school and graduate study as well as for a significant number of career options.

The Criminal Justice at Cedar Crest College’s curriculum is unique because it is a behavioral-based program. 

The Criminal Justice Studies degree from Southern Wesleyan University uses a faith-filled curriculum, cutting-edge technology, and research-based techniques to train you to make an impact for Christ.

Within the Criminal Justice - Corrections program, Saint Mary's University of Minnesota offers a corrections track for students seeking careers in juvenile or adult corrections and associated fields within various correctional settings.

The Criminology and Criminal Justice programme at the University of Missouri–St. Louis is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This curriculum integrates social science, law, and corrections to explore the justice system. Students gain essential analytical skills over a standard four-year duration.

The Criminal Justice Studies program at Regis College provides students with the opportunity for in-depth study of the field of criminal justice in preparation for a career in the field or continued graduate studies.

The Bachelor of Science in Professional Studies - Criminal Justice from Regent University, offered online or on campus, is an interdisciplinary degree program designed to help you move ahead in your chosen career.

The mission of the Department of Criminal Justice at The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley is to develop and disseminate knowledge about crime, criminal justice, deviance, and social organization through research, teaching, and service to the community.  

Put your education into action – advocate for justice. Learn to use the legal system and social policies to affect change with the Justice Studies program from Rhode Island College. 

We give students a solid background in leadership, law, and the meaning of justice. Husson University can help you prepare for many careers in the Criminal Justice field, as well as help you advance in a career you have already started.

Criminal Justice from University of Detroit Mercy provides a top caliber education to all students by utilizing the latest research, providing instructors who are top in their field, using innovative classroom practices and by providing exceptional experiential opportunities. 

The Criminal Justice - Police programme at the University of Central Oklahoma provides comprehensive training for future law enforcement professionals. This Bachelor of Arts degree is delivered in a public study mode on campus, combining academic rigour with practical experience to prepare students for diverse policing roles.

By taking this Criminology and Justice program from Loyola University New Orleans you’ll study the structure of the justice system, the ethical questions surrounding the imprisonment and rehabilitation process, and the operation of homeland security and the Supreme Court so that you have the tools to make a career out of sustaining justice.

Lead, protect and serve communities with the Criminal Justice program from Gannon University.

Earning a degree in Criminal Justice and Criminology at University of Saint Francis will prepare you for a range of rewarding careers in which you can protect, serve and advocate for people of all ages and backgrounds.

The Criminal Justice - Criminology major at Utah Tech University is an interdisciplinary program that combines the study of criminal law, law enforcement, and criminology, providing a firm foundation for a myriad of careers.

Criminal Justice Studies program at the Westminster College New Wilmington students think theoretically and critically about the criminal justice system as they build an interrelated foundation of knowledge and practical experience connected to interests in law, juvenile and adult corrections, law enforcement, and correctional counseling.

Our criminal justice system has a past and a present—learn about the complexities of structures, systems, and policies, so you can design a better future with the Criminal Justice program of Coppin State University.

In addition to providing a stimulating student-centered learning environment, our faculty is well known for being caring advisers and mentors. The faculty of the Criminal Justice program of the East Stroudsburg University is representative of diverse ethnic and racial backgrounds, religious affiliations, as well as diverse academic specialties.