East Carolina University is a state research institution that opened in 1907 in Greenville, N.C. The university's criminal justice department focuses on crime study and justice, including juvenile, corrections and court systems, as well as enforcement of the law. Both undergraduate and graduate programs are available, as are minor degrees. The programs aim to prepare individuals for careers in settings such as sheriff departments, courts, the Secret Service and police departments.
Florida International University is a state institution in Miami. It has been in continuous operation since 1965. The criminal justice division is part of the university's public affairs school. Bachelor's and master's of science degrees in criminal justice are both granted. The curriculum consists of core classes such as law enforcement, crime causes, corrections, research methods and the U.S. Constitution.
Indiana University Bloomington is a public school in Bloomington, part of Indiana's southern region. Indiana University Bloomington was established officially in 1820. The university's criminal justice department, which started in 1935, combines aspects of the social sciences and law and involves in-depth studies of crime's nature, justice administration and how society and the law effect each other. The department offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs, with classes such as theories of crime, unequal justice, development criminology and urban crime patterns.
The University at Albany is a public institution that is part of the State University of New York educational system. The University at Albany began in 1844. The university's criminal justice school is involved with the research of the many facets of crime, as well as social reactions to it. The interdisciplinary school features graduate and undergraduate degree programs. The choices in courses include criminology, incarceration, applied statistics and homicide research.