The Master of Science in Criminal Justice (MSCJ) at Kennesaw State University is ideal for you if you are a traditional student or a criminal justice professional who wants to further your career.
The criminal justice degree program includes face-to-face and some online course instructional formats. The program provides a focused and interactive educational experience designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills in criminal justice administration, including critical thinking and communication, as well as in relevant technologies and information sources.
Relevant coursework for the criminal justice degree addresses various critical issues within criminal justice, including criminal justice management and global criminal justice. The program also provides you an opportunity to understand and address the significance of cultural diversity within the criminal justice context. These attributes are essential for success in contemporary criminal justice agencies and relevant private sector organizations in Georgia and elsewhere.
Program Format: Face-to-Face, Online or Hybrid
Number of Credits Hours: 33 (thesis option) or 36 (non-thesis option) Total Hours
Entry Terms: Fall, Spring
Time to Complete: Two-year Program
Application Deadlines:
The following are requirements beyond the general Graduate Admissions requirements MSCJ applicants must satisfy all of the following requirements listed below:
Currently, there are no exceptions to the admission requirements.
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Flexibility – The MSCJ offers flexibility in online, in-class, or a variation of both types of classes to aid you in work-life balance.
Outstanding Faculty – You will learn from the best. Our faculty have expertise in the criminal justice and criminal law fields.
Graduate Assistantships – Learn how to earn a stipend or tuition waivers with a graduate assistantship.
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