965 Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Criminal Justice

From law enforcement to the courts, our criminal justice degree program will teach you how our judicial system works. Learn more with Criminal Justice from Angelo State University.

The Criminal Justice-Scholar’s Track  program of University of Central Florida offers both a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, each of which provides a comprehensive curriculum so that graduates can enter the job market prepared to fully participate as informed, educated criminal justice professionals. Learn more with Criminal Justice-Scholar’s Track.

The dual Bachelor of Arts degree program in Psychology and Criminal Justice from University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) is designed to make it easier for students to complete these two majors simultaneously (in the College of Letters, Arts & Sciences and School of Public Affairs, respectively).

The Criminal Justice, Specialization in Homeland Security at Oakland University is a comprehensive B.A. programme. This full-time course requires a minimum of 60 credits within the major, focusing on security and criminology. Students benefit from integrated field experience and a dedicated capstone project in Michigan.

The Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice University of Colorado Colorado Springs program is designed to equip criminal justice professionals with both academic and practical knowledge. 

The Seattle University Criminal Justice, Criminology & Forensics department offers you a wide variety of undergraduate degrees so that you can carve the career path of your choice. The Criminal Justice - Criminology and Criminal Justice Theory BA is taught at Seattle University.

The Criminology and Education Studies (joint honours) programme at Oxford Brookes University offers a comprehensive B.A. or B.Sc. degree. This course spans three years for full-time students and up to six years for part-time attendees, equipping graduates with essential skills to impact young lives positively.

The Criminal Justice department at Seattle University offers you a wide variety of undergraduate degrees so that you can carve the career path of your choice.  The Criminal Justice with Law - Accelerated BA is taught at Seattle University.

The History and Criminal Justice B.A. at Northeastern University is a four-year, full-time programme delivered in a public study mode. It explores the vital links between historical contexts and modern legal systems. Students examine justice, incarceration, and social institutions through a rigorous interdisciplinary lens.

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.

Passionate about Criminal Justice? Interested in becoming a peace officer? Studying Criminal Justice at Missouri Western State University will give you an understanding of the justice system and its process, from local to global issues and how to uphold ethical standards. You will also develop strong writing, research and analytical skills, attractive traits to employers in all industries.

The Criminal Justice degree curriculum at Lynn University is both innovative and future-focused. It allows you to study your prerequisites and the subjects that interest you the most beginning in your first year. 

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.

The Criminology and Criminal Justice programme at St. Thomas University provides a comprehensive liberal arts education. This full-time undergraduate degree explores the causes of crime and the Canadian legal system. Students develop critical thinking skills through expert-led seminars and diverse experiential learning.

At Seton Hill University, you’ll prepare for tomorrow’s careers in Criminal Justice through a unique mix of forensic science, criminology, sociology, psychology and experiential learning.

Joining the Criminal Justice program at Bemidji State University allows students to start an exciting journey into the world of criminal justice — its knowledge, values and ethics. 

The Criminal Justice, Crime Analytics program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte provides students with an in-depth and deeper understanding of how data is used to address issues related to crime and the criminal justice system.

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.

Our Criminal Justice Program at Saint Francis University prepares students for careers in law enforcement, the courts, corrections, juvenile and adult probation, community and residential reentry, loss prevention, cyber-security, forensics, and security.