965 Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice from Dordt University is ideal for you if you enjoy helping others and have an appreciation for the law and have dreams of becoming a police officer, probation officer, forensic scientist, prison chaplain, or judge.

As a Criminal Justice major at Guilford College you’ll focus on the policies, history and opportunities for change in the American criminal justice system — and you’ll get real-world experience through a variety of internship opportunities. 

Discover your full potential through the challenging and rewarding Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Mount Union.

University of Saint Joseph’s bachelor of arts Criminal Justice program at University of Saint Joseph will prepare you with a solid foundation in Criminal Justice, along with expertise in Restorative Justice, a growing component of the field. 

The Criminal Justice programme at Dallas Baptist University is the study of crime and of the agencies concerned with its prevention and control. 

The Criminal Justice programme at the University of Minnesota is a comprehensive undergraduate degree designed for those seeking careers in public safety. This 120-credit course is delivered via a public study mode, focusing on legal systems and crime prevention to prepare students for vital roles in the sector.

The Criminal Justice and Journalism B.S. at Northeastern University is a four-year, full-time programme delivered at the Boston campus. This interdisciplinary degree combines rigorous legal study with professional media training, featuring two integrated co-op placements to enhance practical expertise in public sectors.

Criminal Justice from Texas A&M University–Commerce builds your statistical analysis, social research and communication skills.  

The University of Cumbria offers a B.Sc. in Professional Policing (Top Up) (Hons). This programme is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of policing in today's society. The duration and attendance format details are not specified, but it is tailored to equip graduates with the necessary skills for a successful career in law enforcement.

The Applied Sciences in Criminology and Criminal Justice program from Texas A&M San Antonio prepares students to become leaders in their professional field. 

Criminal Justice from Texas A&M University Central Texas prepares students for positions in public and privates agencies and organizations at national, state, and local levels, such as law enforcement, community and institutional corrections, and research.

The online Criminal Justice (Online) degree completion program from University of Washington is a cohort model, and follows curriculum and major requirements with the on-campus CJ major. All 65 credits required for the major will be available online, alongside other online UW courses to help fulfill degree requirements.

The Criminal Justice degree from University of Washington offers a multidisciplinary understanding of crime and justice within the framework of broader social processes within our society. It looks at all major aspects of the justice system from an ecological systems approach rather than a specialization in one narrow content area. 

Criminal Justice from Tabor College is responsive to the evolving criminal justice system in the U.S. Students will gain an understanding of how to apply data-driven, intelligence-led, community-based, and restorative techniques to impact the criminal justice system proactively and protect their respective communities. 

Students who successfully complete a Criminal Justice degree at Saint Peter's University will be well positioned to assume roles in the ever-expanding criminal justice field—whether it’s at the local precinct, the FBI, the courthouse or a federal or state agency.

A Criminal Justice from Regis University degree may allow you to work on issues such as mass incarceration, with law enforcement or with community groups who work to decrease crime in a particular area or among a particular population.

The Criminal and Social Justice major at the University of St Francis offers students an exciting alternative to a traditional criminal justice program by offering the opportunity to build a concentration in one of several specializations. 

The Criminal Justice and Criminology programme at Lycoming College to focus on understanding the causes and responses to crime and victimization, and advocating for a more efficient, equitable, and fair system. 

Embark on your academic journey at Curry College with the Law Enforcement program, where the world of criminal justice and public safety meet.

Criminal Justice is offered by Fisher College. Criminal justice is a broad field, encompassing everything from traditional work in local law enforcement, courts, and corrections to privately run non-profit intervention and prevention programs.