315 Part-time Bachelor's degrees in Criminal Justice

Help Change Lives with the Criminal Justice - Juvenile Justice (Online) programme from Liberty University.

If you’re troubled by the injustices in the world and feel led to be part of the solution, partner with us! Liberty University’s Associate of Arts (AA) in Criminal Justice (Online) could help you join the criminal justice system and fight for what’s right.

The Criminal Justice online degree programme from University of Bridgeport, equips you with the skills and knowledge to address modern law enforcement challenges.

Support and Serve Your Community with the Criminal Justice - Public Administration (Online) programme from Liberty University. 

The B.Sc. in Professional Policing (Hons) at the University of Winchester is designed for those dedicated to serving and protecting communities. This three-year full-time programme immerses students in essential policing knowledge and skills, guided by experienced lecturers with practical insights from the field.

Prepare to make a difference in the criminal justice field with Webber International University’s Criminal Justice Management program, which combines a strong foundation in legal principles with specialized knowledge in law enforcement, corrections, and public safety. 

With a transfer-friendly B.S. Criminal Justice Administration degree from Franklin University, you'll be equipped to launch or advance your criminal justice career while helping deter criminal activity, resolve disputes or help those impacted by crime. 

The Criminal Justice - Administration of Justice program at Salem International University provides wide exposure to a broad set of issues in criminal justice. 

Criminal Justice students from Boise State University study everything from police behavior in rural and urban areas to how corrections institutes are run, and how facets of social justice like poverty, racism, sexism and alienation interplay with the justice system.

Criminal Justice at Fairmont State University examines the structure, functions, and decision-making processes of agencies that deal with crime and criminal offenders. 

Law enforcement, the court system, and corrections all fall under the umbrella of our criminal justice system. If you’ve been wondering how to break into any of these fields — or even if you’ve already started your criminal justice career — there’s no better way to build your future than to earn your bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from Monroe University. 

Criminal Justice - Juvenile Justice from Purdue Global  launch or advance your career in law enforcement or private security

The bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice program from Kennesaw State University provides a platform for you to learn about the legal and correctional systems in the country, the philosophy of punishment and deterrence of crimes, and ethical codes of behavior. 

The Criminal Justice program at the East Carolina University states that your goals and ambitions are unique, and we are committed to preparing you with the knowledge needed to succeed. ECU has over 175 degrees with nationally recognized academic programs taught by award-winning professors. 

Criminal Justice from Purdue Global advance your career in law enforcement or private security. 

Criminal Justice from Southern Oregon University provides students with a solid background in all areas of the CCJ field, including law, policing, theory, and corrections. Students leave the program ready for the Criminal Justice field, graduate studies, or law school.

The Criminal Justice program at Ashland University is designed by experts in law enforcement, forensic science, law, sociology and more.

Why earn a degree in crime and criminal behavior? Our BS in Criminal Justice - Crime and Criminal Behavior program at Strayer University gives you a chance to better understand the factors that lead to criminal activity.

This online Criminal Justice degree program at Lynn University exposes you to various aspects of existing law enforcement systems, judicial systems and correctional systems. It provides new students with a fundamental background in criminal justice, and offers seasoned professionals a deeper understanding of their field to help advance their careers.

The Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice offers the baccalaureate in criminal justice, one of the largest degree programs at Western Carolina University. It is founded on the notion that understanding the causes of crime (criminology) is fundamental to assessing systems for responding to crime and delinquency (criminal/juvenile justice systems).