M.S. in Criminal Justice: Law Enforcement | Master Degree

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M.S. in Criminal Justice: Law Enforcement

The Master of Science in Criminal Justice is designed for students seeking to expand their understanding of the law, social order, and justice. This program is particularly suited to law enforcement personnel who wish to advance in their field, as well as corrections, probation, and parole officers; law clerks; and other decision makers who address questions of public policy, social research, and administration of justice in the public sphere. This program also prepares students for work in legal foundations where in-depth issues are contended. Prospective candidates should currently have a bachelor's degree or higher prior to enrolling.