• The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice program at KSU prepares students to understand and deal with diversity, justice, modernization, and social change. KSU graduates have the skills and knowledge to enter careers that require abilities in technology, communication, data gathering, and analysis, applied research, community awareness and involvement, problem-solving, critical thinking, professional writing, and an understanding of the structure and functioning of groups and organizations.

  • As a criminal justice major at KSU, students will receive:  

    • An in-depth study of the criminal justice system including police, courts, and corrections 
    • An overview of criminology, which examines the cause of crime 
    • Exposure to key issues in criminal justice such as technology, criminal investigations, juvenile justice, victimology, and terrorism. 
    • Training on common ethical dilemmas that occur within law enforcement, the court system, and the correctional system 
    • A structured off-campus experience that is related to students major and career interests, so they have the experience necessary for success in their job search