UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL OKLAHOMA · UNITED STATES
Criminal Justice
Bachelor's · Taught in en
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- Oldest criminal justice program in OklahomaEstablished in 1974
- Faculty with real-world law enforcement, court, and corrections experienceExpert Faculty
- Required internships provide hands-on experience and employment opportunitiesInternship Focus
- Partnerships with Oklahoma City Police Department (OKCPD) and FBI-LEEDAKey Partnerships
- Student organizations like the Criminal Justice Club and Alpha Phi Sigma honor societyStudent Engagement
- Living-Learning Community for criminal justice studentsCommunity Living
The University of Central Oklahoma's School of Criminal Justice, established in 1974, is the oldest program of its kind in Oklahoma. It offers a range of undergraduate and graduate programs designed to provide students with essential practical skills and cutting-edge training for careers in the criminal justice system. The curriculum emphasizes personalized learning and stays current with the evolving landscape of law enforcement, courts, and corrections. Students have opportunities for internships, study abroad programs, and engagement with new educational initiatives.
Careers
Graduates are prepared for diverse roles within the criminal justice system. The program emphasizes practical skills and real-world experience through internships, which often lead to direct employment opportunities.
- Law Enforcement Officer
- Corrections Officer
- Probation Officer
- Parole Officer
- Crime Analyst
- Intelligence Analyst
- Court Administrator
- Criminal Justice Manager
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Tuition (international)Tuition amounts for international students are not specified.
Tuition (home)Tuition amounts for domestic students are not specified.
LivingEstimated living costs for students are not specified.
For detailed information on tuition and fees, international students should consult the University of Central Oklahoma's official admissions and finance pages.
How to apply
1. Complete the UCO ApplicationSubmit an online application for admission through the UCO admissions portal.
2. Submit Required DocumentsProvide academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency, and any other documents required by the university's admissions office. International students may have additional requirements.
3. Meet English Language Proficiency RequirementsDemonstrate English language proficiency through accepted tests such as IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE. Specific score requirements should be verified with the admissions office.
4. Receive Admission DecisionOnce all documents are submitted and reviewed, you will receive an admission decision from the university.
5. Enroll and RegisterUpon acceptance, follow instructions for enrollment, course registration, and orientation.
Accreditation
The program is housed within the UCO College of Liberal Arts. Specific accreditations for the Criminal Justice program itself are not detailed.