BS Criminal Justice Administration - TUG

Degree Plan

Along with the University’s liberal arts interdisciplinary education, the Criminal Justice Administration curriculum develops a deep understanding of social, political, domestic and global criminal justice issues. In addition to a solid foundation of technical and professional skills, courses within the major improve critical-thinking, ethical decision-making and multicultural communication skills. Along with classroom instruction, the major requires field or internship experiences, and study-abroad opportunities are available.

The Criminal Justice Administration major requires 36 hours, with an overall requirement of 120 hours to complete the Bachelor of Science Degree. There is an opportunity for students to complete a minor in other related fields such as psychology, sociology, accounting, or science. Requirements include participation in field experiences or an internship in a criminal justice agency. Learn more.

This degree plan is an example of student progression through the program. Academic departments reserve the right to alter the term in which a course is offered.

A Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice or Criminal Justice Administration prepares you to work in careers that include:

• law enforcement
• crime scene investigation
• crime analysis
• fraud investigation
• private investigation and security
• probation
• correctional administration
• homeland security
• Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) or Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms (ATF)