Master of Science (MS) in Human Services
Criminal Justice Specialization
School of Human Services
This master's degree specialization provides core knowledge in the criminal justice field, and helps you develop leadership skills and behaviors to influence social change. You will collaborate with motivated learners from agencies throughout the nation as you build expertise. This specialization is well suited for professionals from law enforcement, probation, corrections, court services, and public safety. Upon completion, you will be prepared to advance your career in criminal justice, corrections, or the judicial system.
- ENROLL NOW FOR CLASSES BEGINNING: January 6, 2025
- COST PER 4-CREDIT COURSE: $1,520
- (pricing is subject to periodic adjustment)
- TOTAL QUARTER CREDITS: 48 credits
 
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Core Courses:
- HS 834 - Ethnic and Cultural Awareness - 4 credits
- HS 5002 - Survey of Research in Human Development and Behavior - 4 credits
- HS 5006 - Survey of Research Methodology - 4 credits
Specialization Courses:
- HS 827 - Juvenile Delinquency - 4 credits
- HS 867 - Intervention with Compulsive and Addictive Behaviors - 4 credits
- HS 5990 - Integrative Project - 4 credits
- HS 8101 - Social Change and Public Policy - 4 credits
- HS 8211 - Practices of Probation, Parole, and Community Corrections - 4 credits
- HS 8212 - History of the Juvenile Criminal Justice System - 4 credits
Three Elective Courses:
- Choose any graduate courses - 12 credits
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