What is a Master of Science in Criminal Justice?
The Master of Science in Criminal Justice is designed to prepare graduates of the program to provide leadership, critical thinking, and knowledge in the areas of criminological theory, program evaluation, and criminal justice administration. The curriculum provides for the development of skills in criminal justice planning, implementation, and evaluation to ensure that the management and administration of the criminal justice system is effective, efficient, and responsive to the needs of the community. Research methods and statistical analysis are also central elements in the curriculum.
