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Featured Criminal Justice Programs

• Associate in Science Degree in Criminal Justice
  FMU offers this degree as an extensive overview of the criminal justice organization. It provides graduates with beginning job opportunities in a wide range of criminal justice spectrums. You will learn outstanding organizational, research, critical thinking, and communicative skills in specific areas of this program of study, giving you the foundation you need to have a successful criminal justice career. The Associate in Science Degree in Criminal Justice is a great asset in preparing you for a career in security administration, immigration, law enforcement, forensic sciences, criminology, probation, and corrections.
• Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice
  This distinguished degree goes to great lengths to prepare you for a career in security administration, immigration, law enforcement, forensic sciences, criminology, probation, or corrections. The program incorporates a broad study of the law enforcement agencies, correctional organizations, and The United State’s criminal justice system. Students learn the character and degree of delinquency and crime, as well as their associated causes and explanations. The philosophy of criminal law, basic investigative techniques, and rules of evidence are additional areas of study. Students also have opportunities to study even more specific areas such as criminal justice management, probation, drug operations, and gang activity. Interview and interrogations, alternatives to incarceration, victimology, and computer crime are extended areas of interest.
• Master of Science in Criminal Justice
  Looking to further your knowledge of crime and the criminal justice system even more? This program offers a complete study in the topics of administration, policy, research methods and statistics, and theory. It offers great preparation for higher-level jobs in security, law enforcement, immigration, corrections, and probation. The course is specially formatted to give you firm management and leadership skills, all of which are applicable to the many criminal justice disciplines. You will acquire the tools needed to research, identify and solve issues within the criminal justice system.