Criminal Justice Programs
These programs are for individuals interested in improving the quality of justice in their communities. Specialty areas include corrections, juvenile justice, security, and law enforcement.
Program  | Subject | Degree | Campus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice | |||
| Criminal Justice | Baccalaureate | UNCP | |
| UNCP's Criminal Justice Program provides students with a thorough understanding of the social organization and administration of the criminal justice system. Courses are offered in theories ... more | |||
| Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice | |||
| Criminal Justice | Baccalaureate | FSU | |
| Fayetteville State University's Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice will provide you with an understanding of crime and criminal justice and prepare you for a career in which you will ... more | |||
| Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice | |||
| Criminal Justice | Baccalaureate | NCCU | |
| North Carolina Central University's Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice major will provide you with an understanding of the criminal justice system, its agencies, personnel, and historical ... more | |||
| Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice | |||
| Criminal Justice | Baccalaureate | WCU | |
| Western Carolina University's Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice will provide you with an understanding of crime and criminal justice, improve your analytical and communication skills, ... more | |||
| Master of Science in Criminal Justice | |||
| Criminal Justice | Masters | FSU | |
| In developing Fayetteville State University's Master of Science in Criminal Justice program, the faculty sought to create a program that meets national standards for substantive coverage, yet ... more | |||
| Security Studies - Graduate Certificate | |||
| Public Administration and Social Services, Criminal Justice | Certificate | ECU | |
| East Carolina University's interdisciplinary Graduate Certificate in Security Studies will give you an understanding of emerging threats and coordinated responses between different agencies ... more | |||
