145 Bachelor's degrees in Criminal Law in North America

The Law programme at University at Buffalo offers an accelerated pathway for high-achieving students. This public study mode allows you to earn your bachelor degree and Juris Doctor in just six years. By integrating undergraduate and legal education, the University at Buffalo ensures a streamlined professional journey.

The Indian Country Criminal Justice B.Sc. at Northern Arizona University is a specialised 120-unit programme. Available in full-time and online study modes, this degree focuses on legal complexities within Indigenous lands. Students gain essential cultural competency and professional skills over a four-year duration.

The Law, Criminal Justice, and Society at University of Pittsburgh examines the workings of the criminal justice system in the broader context of society and the legal system.

Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement Track) is offered by University of Maryland Global Campus. Are you a career law enforcement officer ready to take the next step in your academic journey? The law enforcement track within the online bachelor’s degree program in criminal justice at University of Maryland Global Campus may be the right fit for you.

The Bachelor of Science in Law Enforcement Advancement degree at Grand Canyon University covers all components of the justice system while emphasizing advanced leadership models for law enforcement professionals.

The Criminal Justice program offered by Wheaton College equips students with the knowledge, perspectives and experiences to tackle the most challenging questions in each of these three fields.

Conservation Law Enforcement at Texas Tech University was developed cooperatively with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department to provide a track which trains students to become game wardens.

The Criminology and Criminal Justice B.Sc. (Hons) at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is a full-time, four-year programme. This degree provides a scientific foundation in crime causation and justice system responses. Students prepare for diverse professional roles through a curriculum that blends theoretical study with practical experience.

The Criminology, Law and Society programme at George Mason University offers a comprehensive bachelor level education. This public study mode course provides students with deep insights into justice systems and social legalities. It is designed for completion over a standard four-year duration for full-time learners.

The B.A. in Criminology, Law and Society at University of California, Irvine (UCI) offers a comprehensive look at the American legal system. This public programme explores social control and crime through various disciplinary lenses. Students engage in full-time study to understand the regulation of human behaviour.

This International Year One in General - Criminology, Pre-Bachelor from INTO Hofstra University will prepare you to enter your next semester of a bachelor’s degree program at Hofstra University.

Like most professions, criminal justice has been deeply shaped by technology. Investigators now rely on such tools as geo-technology, forensics, risk assessments, and crime mapping to predict, prevent, and solve crime. The Crime and Intelligence Analysis program is offered at ECPI University.

Legal Support and Services from Purdue Global can prepare you to provide legal services and support not only in law firms but also in corporations, health care institutions, and more. Develop the skills for a career in this diverse field with Purdue Global’s associate’s degree in legal support and services.

The Criminology, Law and Society program from The University of St. Thomas (UST) focuses on the problem of crime and on understanding the social, cultural, political, and economic forces that interact with the law.

Criminology is an exciting field with a long history within the discipline of sociology. Students majoring in Criminology and Justice Studies at Otterbein University explore the historical and societal origins and roles of deviance and crime, its effects on society, as well as the systems established to control, investigate, deter, punish, treat, rehabilitate and respond to crime and deviance.

The Sociology - Criminology programme at The University of Montana offers a comprehensive full-time undergraduate degree. This course explores the social causes of crime and the dynamics of the justice system. Students develop analytical skills and a global perspective while studying at this prestigious Montana institution.

The Philosophy - Law programme at University at Buffalo offers a public study mode for students seeking to integrate legal theory with philosophical enquiry. This bachelor degree provides a rigorous academic foundation, allowing dedicated learners to complete their studies through an efficient and structured curriculum.

The Justice Studies programme at Northern Arizona University is a comprehensive B.Sc. degree delivered through online and distance learning. Spanning four years of full-time study, this course provides a robust theoretical foundation in criminal law and legal studies to prepare students for leadership roles in the justice sector.

The Political Science - Law programme at University at Buffalo offers an accelerated pathway for ambitious students. This bachelor level course allows you to complete your degree through a public study mode. By integrating undergraduate and legal studies, the University at Buffalo ensures a streamlined academic journey.

The Criminology and Criminal Justice programme at the University of Rhode Island is a comprehensive interdisciplinary degree. This full-time B.A. course prepares students for professional roles within state and federal legal systems. It provides a robust foundation for those seeking advanced graduate or professional study.