Master of Science in Criminal Justice Major in Criminology Academic Track

The Master of Science in Criminal Justice, Major in Criminology (Academic Track) is a research-based program that builds academic and professional competence for criminal justice practitioners. It covers the fundamentals and psychology behind crime, along with the broader context of crime and the inner workings of the justice system.

Teaching is delivered through a hybrid format using online, distance, and, when health conditions permit, face-to-face learning. The program is supported by university learning platforms, resources, and facilities and laboratories, with a competent teaching faculty. Career opportunities listed include Health Provider, Health Educator, Health Advocate, Researcher, and Leader.

• Original and one (1) photocopy of Transcript of Records with Special Order Number
• Honorable Dismissal
• Two (2) copies of 2”x2” colored identical photos
• Photocopy of PRC ID and board rating certificate (if licensed)
• Certificate of Employment
• Certificate of Good Moral Character by any of the following:
  • School where bachelor’s degree was earned for those enrolling in the Master’s Program and school where MA was earned for those enrolling in the Doctor’s Program
  • Certificate of employer (if currently employed)

• Health Provider
• Health Educator
• Health Advocate
• Researcher
• Leader