The program from Grand Valley State University is designed to prepare those students who are planning to pursue doctoral degrees.
- Faculty have practical experience, diverse specialties, strong academic credentials, and a vast knowledge of the criminal justice system.
- Students receive a challenging, enriching, and applied academic experience.
- Class sizes are small, students in the program come from various backgrounds, and there are numerous opportunities for students to work one-on-one with professors through graduate assistantships.
Coursework
Students study a variety of criminal justice topics, including:
- Criminology
- Criminal justice leadership
- Criminal justice policy
- Legal and ethical issues
- Research methodology and statistics
Career Options
Graduates find employment in a variety of professions, including:
- Law enforcement
- Court administration
- Correctional administration
- Juvenile justice
- Probation and parole
- Private security
- Social services
- Public administration
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