Criminal Justice Administration, MS

The Master of Science in criminal justice administration is designed for practicing professionals in the fields of police, courts, and corrections within local, state, and federal jurisdictions.  The degree is designed to include all aspects of the criminal justice discipline which includes study of the law, sociology and psychology of crime and criminals, forensics, evidence and judicial administration and procedure.  It is designed for both the younger professionals who intend to pursue a career in the field and seasoned professionals who wish to expand their knowledge and skills in criminal justice administration.

Core Curriculum

Graduate Management Cluster (9) BA9

IBA 54000	Management and Administrative Theory	3
IBA 54100	Organizational Behavior	3
IBA 54300	Personnel Management and Labor Relations	3

Graduate Homeland Security Cluster (9) CJ8

ICJ 52000	Terrorism and Counter Terrorism	3
ICJ 52100	Homeland Security	3
ICJ 52200	Homeland Security and American Policing	3

Graduate Constitutional Law Cluster (9) CJ7

ICJ 51000	Constitutional Law	3
ICJ 51100	Rules of Evidence	3
ICJ 51200	Courtroom Testimony and Presentation	3

Graduate Administration of Justice Cluster (9) CJ9

ICJ 50300	Ethics in Criminal Justice	3
ICJ 50400	Public Policy and Criminal Justice	3
ICJ 52500	Administration of Justice	3

Graduate Critical Issues in Policing Cluster (9) CJ6

ICJ 50200	Critical Issues in Police Civil Liability	3
ICJ 52600	Police in Society	3
ICJ 52700	Police Leadership	3

Students must also complete:

ICJ 60100

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