STEVENSON UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Criminal Justice, Bachelor of Science
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
48 mo
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Bachelor's
Level
- Gain in-depth understanding of crime and justice theories and practices.Theoretical Foundation
- Develop critical thinking, research, and communication skills.Skill Development
- Learn ethical decision-making for the criminal justice field.Ethical Training
- Benefit from faculty expertise and real-world experience.Expert Faculty
- Access internship opportunities with prominent agencies.Internship Placements
- Prepare for diverse career paths in law enforcement, corrections, and beyond.Career Pathways
The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice program at Stevenson University challenges students to explore the fundamental societal issues of crime and justice, both domestically and globally. The curriculum is designed to improve the quality of justice through education, research, and public service. Faculty are experts in their fields and bring real-world experience into the classroom. The program aims to equip graduates with the analytical skills, ethical understanding, and practical knowledge needed for careers in various justice-related fields. An accelerated Bachelor's to Master's option is also available for students looking to further their education.
Curriculum
The Criminal Justice program requires specific courses and completion of the Stevenson Educational Experience (SEE). Students can explore the full curriculum in the academic catalog.
- Year 1
- First Year SeminarFYS 100
- Introduction to Criminal JusticeCJUS 101
- Core Courses (Examples)
- Ethics Principles in Criminal JusticeCJUS 205
- Law EnforcementCJUS 280
- VictimologyCJUS 345
- American Courts and the Criminal Justice SystemCJUS 380
- Research Methods in Criminal JusticeCJUS 385
- State & Local GovernmentPOSCI 205
- Introduction to StatisticsMATH 136
- Statistics for the Behavioral and Social SciencesPSY 136
- InternshipCJUS 417
Careers
Graduates are prepared for a variety of roles within the criminal justice system and related fields. The program emphasizes practical experience through internships and prepares students for further graduate studies.
- Child Welfare Caseworker
- Counterintelligence Agent
- Foreign Service Officer
- Police Officer
- Public Defender
- Litigation Paralegal
Frequently asked questions
- What career opportunities are available after graduating from the Criminal Justice program?
- Graduates are prepared for various roles such as Child Welfare Caseworker, Counterintelligence Agent, Foreign Service Officer, Police Officer, Public Defender, and Litigation Paralegal. The program also supports pathways to graduate studies at institutions like Georgetown University and Loyola University Maryland.
- Are there opportunities for practical experience during the program?
- Yes, the program emphasizes practical experience through internship placements. Students have interned at agencies such as the Baltimore City Public Defender’s Office, Baltimore County Police, NCIS, and the U.S. Marshals Service.
- How do international students apply to the Criminal Justice program?
- International students should submit an undergraduate application, official academic transcripts, and proof of English proficiency. Additional supporting documents like standardized test scores may also be required.
- What is the tuition fee for international students?
- Please contact Stevenson University Admissions directly for current international tuition rates, as these are not publicly provided in the program data.
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Tuition (home)Please contact Admissions for domestic tuition rates.
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How to apply
1. Request InformationFill out the online request for information form to receive details about admissions and programs.
2. Visit Campus (Optional)Schedule a campus visit to experience the university environment.
3. Complete ApplicationSubmit the undergraduate application form through the university's admissions portal.
4. Submit TranscriptsProvide official academic transcripts from previous institutions.
5. Provide Supporting DocumentsThis may include standardized test scores (if applicable), letters of recommendation, and proof of English proficiency for international students.
Frequently asked questions
What career opportunities are available after graduating from the Criminal Justice program?
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Graduates are prepared for various roles such as Child Welfare Caseworker, Counterintelligence Agent, Foreign Service Officer, Police Officer, Public Defender, and Litigation Paralegal. The program also supports pathways to graduate studies at institutions like Georgetown University and Loyola University Maryland.
Are there opportunities for practical experience during the program?
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Yes, the program emphasizes practical experience through internship placements. Students have interned at agencies such as the Baltimore City Public Defender’s Office, Baltimore County Police, NCIS, and the U.S. Marshals Service.
How do international students apply to the Criminal Justice program?
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International students should submit an undergraduate application, official academic transcripts, and proof of English proficiency. Additional supporting documents like standardized test scores may also be required.
What is the tuition fee for international students?
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Please contact Stevenson University Admissions directly for current international tuition rates, as these are not publicly provided in the program data.