315 Part-time Bachelor's degrees in Criminal Justice

At Criminal Justice from Springfield College you’ll experience your area of interest in the field firsthand through internship experiences.  

The Criminal Justice Major offered at Northern Michigan University provides a basic understanding of the criminal justice system and its components. 

Criminology and Criminal Justice is an interdisciplinary field that studies crime and the ways society responds to crime. The Criminology and Criminal Justice curriculum at the University of Illinois Springfield examines the nature and causes of crime, the criminal justice system's purposes and activities, and the impact of crime on victims and society.

The Criminology and Criminal Justice programme at Eastern Michigan University provides a comprehensive public education for those pursuing a bachelor degree. This full-time course equips students with the analytical tools to understand crime and legal systems, preparing graduates for diverse roles within the justice sector.

The University of Nebraska Kearney’s Department of Criminal Justice will prepare you for a challenging and exciting career in federal, state, county, and municipal justice systems. Criminal Justice majors also use their degree as a stepping stone to graduate school, including law school.

Boston University's Bachelor of Science (BS) in Criminal Justice degree provides students with general knowledge in the methods and theories of social science and specialized preparation in the study of criminal activity, policing, criminal court procedures, corrections, and social policy related to crime control.

The Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice at Southern Illinois University meets the objectives of students interested in law enforcement, the courts, corrections, juvenile justice, criminal behavior, and other aspects of crime and criminal justice.

Earn an online associate degree in Criminal Justice at Franklin University and learn the inner workings of a system dedicated to making a difference in the lives of others and deterring crime.  

Criminal Justice from Missouri Valley College is the application or study of laws regarding criminal behavior. 

As a student in this programme at Post University, offered as an online Criminal Justice associate degree and at our Connecticut campus, you can develop skills in report writing, fingerprinting, ballistic examination, and crime scene documentation. 

With a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from Post University, you can be prepared for criminal justice careers in the Federal Marshals Office; FBI; Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms; Department of Homeland Security; or IRS. 

The B.Sc. in Criminology and Criminal Justice (Part-time) at Birkbeck, University of London, offers a comprehensive exploration of crime and justice. This part-time course spans four years, allowing students to engage with critical issues in criminology while balancing other commitments, with classes held in the evenings.

The Bachelor of Arts in Criminology and Criminal Justice from National Louis University is a comprehensive and interdisciplinary program designed to provide students with a deep understanding of the interconnected systems in which criminal justice exists and functions.

Criminal Justice from Midway University will give you the skills you need for a career in law enforcement, corrections and the courts.

At this Criminal Justice Administration program at University of Phoenix you will gain an understanding of the essential components that make up the American criminal justice system. 

The Criminal Justice programme at Sacred Heart University offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Science degree. This public study mode course provides flexible full-time or part-time options on campus. Students explore law enforcement and legal studies over a standard four-year duration to prepare for diverse professional roles.

Earn a Bachelor of Science in Correctional Program Support Services at University of Phoenix.

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 Georgia State University is a public bachelor degree designed to prepare future leaders. This course requires 120 credit hours and offers flexible study modes, including on-campus and online options. Students gain a comprehensive understanding of the justice system over a four-year duration.

The Bachelor of Criminology from University of Newcastle is a practical, hands-on degree that will qualify you to work in criminal justice and allied fields.