Criminal Justice
If you are concerned with equality and social issues, then a degree in criminal justice can provide you with the chance to make a difference in the lives of others. Criminal justice is a changing and dynamic profession. Its growth is spurred by new technologies, increased need for law enforcement personnel, and a continuing focus on homeland security. A degree in criminal justice will help you retool to keep abreast of today's increasing competition.
Whether you are new to the field or a seasoned professional looking to advance your career, you can benefit from Mountain State University's criminal justice degrees. With classes accessible online and in the classroom, MSU offers a generalist Associate of Science; a Bachelor of Science that includes three professional concentrations, corrections management, homeland security, and police science; and a Master of Criminal Justice Administration.
What career opportunities can I expect in criminal justice?
The field of criminal justice continues to offer excellent opportunities for employment and advancement. Criminal justice graduates will qualify for a variety of jobs including:
- correctional officer
- federal agent positions
- homeland security specialist
- local police officer
- private security officer
- probation/parole officer
- sheriff's deputy
- state police
MSU's three concentrations in criminal justice reflect the need for more law enforcement professionals in all areas of local, state, and national government.