The Criminal Justice program develops the knowledge, attitudes, and skills necessary for entry level professional positions in law enforcement, corrections and other criminal justice and human service agencies, as well as entry into graduate programs.
Criminal justice students study subjects such as: law enforcement, courts, law, and corrections, as well as agencies dealing with juvenile offenders.
The Winona State University criminal justice curriculum is taught by faculty who have extensive experience in the field of criminal justice. With two program tracks, Corrections track or Law Enforcement track, the Winona State?s criminal justice program prepares students for careers in law enforcement and correctional agencies.
The criminal justice program offers students:
- Faculty with experience in a variety of criminal justice settings
- Development of critical thinking skills ,as well as proficiency in writing and communication
- Small classes tailored to a more personalized learning experience.
- Development of professional leadership skills
- Affordable tuition