965 Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Criminal Justice

Better understand crime in both a societal and legal context to effect change and improve lives

The Criminal Justice (Online) programme from Franklin Pierce University builds upon your expertise and explores the interdisciplinary study of crime, alongside the function of the criminal justice system.

Criminology and Criminal Justice at Kent helps you understand how crime is defined, controlled and challenged. This course explores issues including drugs, cybercrime, violence, policing, prisons and forensic psychology.

Students in the Global Studies - Global Security and Justice program at University of Virginia study security and conflict issues (e.g., war, genocide, terrorism, and cybersecurity), “orders and borders” issues (e.g., international law, international organizations, migration, and human trafficking) and other international human rights issues (e.g., detention, surveillance, and policing).

By choosing to major in Criminal Justice at South Carolina State University, you will position yourself to pursue a career in criminal justice that connects with your interests and passions.