Criminal Justice B.A.
Program Snapshot:
Type:
Bachelor of Arts
Format:
In Person
Program Length:
120 Credit Hours
Program Overview
Upholding justice with knowledge and integrity.
Our BA in Criminal Justice has a strong focus in working with, and giving back to, the local community. As a Criminal Justice major, you will study how the law is created and enforced, as well as how that enforcement affects various segments of society. You’ll also study the emerging field of social justice, which explores how individuals can help to solve social problems, such as inequality, social exclusion, and human rights violations. This is a great major for anyone who wants to make positive changes in their community.
With classes like Vice, Drugs, and the Law (CRJ 326) and Social Inequality and Crime (CRJ 438), you are guaranteed to have engaging discussions and exciting assignments. If you are interested in dealing directly with some of our culture’s most heated debates, Nevada State University’s Criminal Justice Degree is a great major for you. The criminal justice program also supports several internships, which help students get real-world experience with expert guidance.
Career Outlook
Whether promoting community safety, supporting rehabilitation efforts, or contributing to policy reform, a Criminal Justice BA equips students with the knowledge and skills to make a positive impact within the justice system and beyond.
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Curriculum & Requirements
For details about the expectations of this program, view the core curriculum and graduation requirements: