UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA · UNITED STATES
Criminology Graduate Program
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
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Language
Master's
Level
The University of Florida offers a competitive graduate program in Criminology for students seeking advanced study in the field. Admission is based on a comprehensive evaluation of your academic record, including your statement of purpose, career aspirations, letters of recommendation, undergraduate GPA, and GRE scores. While a background in Criminology or a related discipline is generally expected, the department assesses each applicant holistically. All admitted graduate students receive guaranteed funding for their studies.
Curriculum
The curriculum is designed to provide a strong foundation in criminology and prepare students for advanced research and professional roles. Students are encouraged to begin their studies in the Fall term to ensure they can take courses in the optimal sequence.
- Year 1
- Year 2
Frequently asked questions
- What are the admission requirements for the Criminology Graduate Program?
- Admission requires a Bachelor's degree, generally in Criminology or a related field. Applicants are evaluated based on academic record, statement of purpose, career aspirations, letters of recommendation, undergraduate GPA, and GRE scores. International applicants must also meet UF International Center requirements.
- Is there guaranteed funding for admitted graduate students?
- Yes, all admitted graduate students in the Criminology program receive guaranteed funding for their studies.
- What is the application deadline for the Criminology Graduate Program?
- The application deadline for Fall admission is January 15.
- How can I find information on tuition and fees?
- Information on tuition and costs, including international tuition rates and estimated living costs, can be found via the UF Graduate School Admissions Brochure and the UF Student Financial Affairs website.
- When should I start my studies in the Criminology Graduate Program?
- Students are encouraged to begin their studies in the Fall term to ensure they can take courses in the optimal sequence.
- What career paths can graduates pursue?
- Graduates are prepared for careers in research, policy, and practice within the criminal justice system and related fields.
Entry requirements
Undergraduate DegreeBachelor's degree in Criminology or a related discipline is generally expected.
International applicants must meet additional requirements determined by the UF International Center for student visa eligibility after admission. The UF Graduate School assesses eligibility for the university, while the department determines eligibility for the criminology program.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please refer to the University of Florida Graduate School and the specific program for current international tuition rates.
Tuition (home)Please refer to the University of Florida Graduate School and the specific program for current domestic tuition rates.
LivingEstimated living costs are available through the UF Graduate School or Student Financial Affairs.
Information on tuition and costs can be found via the UF Graduate School Admissions Brochure and the UF Student Financial Affairs website.
How to apply
1. Review Graduate School AdmissionsFamiliarize yourself with the UF Graduate School's admission requirements, application process, and resources. Visit the UF Graduate School website for their Admissions Brochure.
2. Apply to the Criminology ProgramSubmit all required application materials for the Criminology graduate program to the department. This includes your statement of purpose, career plans, letters of recommendation, GPA, and GRE scores.
3. University Admission AssessmentThe UF Graduate School will evaluate your eligibility for admission to the university.
4. Program Admission AssessmentThe Criminology department will determine your eligibility for the specific graduate program.
5. International Student RequirementsIf you are an international applicant, the UF International Center will assess your eligibility for a student visa after you have been admitted.
Frequently asked questions
What are the admission requirements for the Criminology Graduate Program?
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Admission requires a Bachelor's degree, generally in Criminology or a related field. Applicants are evaluated based on academic record, statement of purpose, career aspirations, letters of recommendation, undergraduate GPA, and GRE scores. International applicants must also meet UF International Center requirements.
Is there guaranteed funding for admitted graduate students?
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Yes, all admitted graduate students in the Criminology program receive guaranteed funding for their studies.
What is the application deadline for the Criminology Graduate Program?
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The application deadline for Fall admission is January 15.
How can I find information on tuition and fees?
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Information on tuition and costs, including international tuition rates and estimated living costs, can be found via the UF Graduate School Admissions Brochure and the UF Student Financial Affairs website.
When should I start my studies in the Criminology Graduate Program?
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Students are encouraged to begin their studies in the Fall term to ensure they can take courses in the optimal sequence.
What career paths can graduates pursue?
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Graduates are prepared for careers in research, policy, and practice within the criminal justice system and related fields.