Schools With Criminal Justice As a Major

Criminal justice encompasses a wide range of legal processes and institutions, including the courts, law enforcement and the corrections system. A career in criminal justice begins with a college education, and choosing the right degree program can potentially determine your success. When comparing criminal justice programs, consider your individual interests, learning style and each school's overall philosophy.
  1. University of Maryland College Park

    • The University of Maryland at College Park's Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs, including a doctoral degree. For undergraduate majors, the curriculum includes courses in criminology, research methods, corrections, law enforcement and juvenile delinquency. Students can participate in internship programs, the National Criminal Justice Honor Society and the Criminal Justice Student Association. Due to its popularity, the undergraduate program accepts only a limited number of students annually.

      Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice
      University of Maryland College Park
      CCJS Advising Office
      College Park, Maryland 20742
      301-405-4699
      ccjs.umd.edu

    SUNY Albany

    • The State University of New York's Albany campus offers criminal justice degrees at the undergraduate and graduate levels as well as an accelerated program allowing students to simultaneously earn their bachelor's and master's degrees. The school is home to a number of specialized research projects, including studies on adolescents and crime, capital punishment, incarceration and life outcome, criminal justice statistics and capital juries.

      School of Criminal Justice, University at Albany, SUNY
      135 Western Ave.
      Albany, NY 12222
      518-442-5214
      albany.edu/scj

    University of Cincinnati

    • The University of Cincinnati offers a criminal justice major as well as graduate criminal justice degrees. Research is concentrated in areas related to policing and corrections, and students are encouraged to participate in the college's Criminal Justice Society and the National Criminal Justice Honor Society. The college also produces several noted academic journals, including the Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency and the Journal of Crime and Justice.

      College of Education, Criminal Justice and Human Services
      University of Cincinnati
      P.O. Box 210002
      Teachers/Dyer Hall
      Cincinnati, Ohio 45221
      888-325-2669
      criminaljustice.cech.uc.edu

    University of Missouri St. Louis

    • The University of Missouri St. Louis offers criminal justice programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels, including a doctoral degree. The graduate program is ranked among the top five criminology and criminal justice programs nationally, according to the 2009 U.S. News and World Report. Undergraduates can participate in a paid summer internship with the Federal Bureau of Investigation during their junior and senior years.

      University of Missouri St. Louis
      Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice
      324 Lucas
      One University Blvd.
      St. Louis, MO 63121
      314-516-5031
      umsl.edu

    John Jay College of Criminal Justice

    • The John Jay College of Criminal Justice at the City University of New York offers bachelor of arts and bachelor of science degrees in criminal justice as well as graduate degree programs. Undergraduate majors include criminal justice, international criminal justice, correctional studies, police studies and criminal justice administration. Students are encouraged to take advantage of the many cooperative education, internship and study abroad programs available.

      City University of New York
      John Jay College of Criminal Justice
      899 10th Ave.
      New York, NY, 10019
      212-237-8000
      jjay.cuny.ed

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