Criminal Justice Degrees and Programs
The study of justice systems, institutions, policy, administration and practice: policing, courts, corrections and how they work together. Criminal justice looks at the justice system itself. Criminology studies crime and offending; forensic science examines physical evidence. Programs appear here only when official curriculum evidence supports the subject: a named concentration or track, or the degree's own required core — never a topic covered in one or two courses.
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Listed alphabetically by school. This directory is not a ranking. What we list
University of Akron Main Campus
Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice Studies
University of Akron Main Campus
Bachelor of Science in Criminology & Criminal Justice
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Bachelor of Science with a Major in Criminal Justice
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Master of Science in Criminal Justice
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Master of Arts in Justice Administration
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Master of Science in Criminal Justice
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Doctor of Philosophy in Criminal Justice
University of California-Irvine
Criminology, Law and Society, B.A.
University of California-Irvine
Criminology, Law and Society, Master of Advanced Study
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice
Master of Science in Criminal Justice
Doctor of Philosophy in Criminal Justice
University of Central Oklahoma
Criminal Justice - Corrections and Transformative Justice, B.A.
University of Central Oklahoma
Criminal Justice - General Criminal Justice, B.A.
University of Central Oklahoma