The Bachelor of Science in Criminology (BS Criminology) is a 4-year degree program that equips students with the knowledge and skills required to understand, prevent, and address crime and criminal behavior. The curriculum covers key areas such as criminal law, forensic science, law enforcement administration, criminal investigation, and corrections. With a strong emphasis on both theoretical foundations and practical application, the program includes a practicum in various criminal justice settings. Graduates are prepared to uphold justice, enforce the law, and contribute to public safety in diverse roles within the criminal justice system.

Career Opportunities:

• Law Enforcement Officer: Serve as a police officer, investigator, or member of a specialized crime unit.

• Forensic Specialist: Apply scientific methods to analyze evidence and assist in solving crimes.

• Criminal Investigator: Conduct investigations to uncover facts and solve crimes.

• Corrections Officer: Manage the rehabilitation and custody of inmates in correctional facilities.

• Probation or Parole Officer: Supervise individuals released from incarceration to ensure their reintegration into society.

• Security Specialist: Develop and implement security measures for organizations or government institutions.

• Crime Analyst: Analyze crime patterns and trends to assist law enforcement agencies in crime prevention strategies.

• Customs or Immigration Officer: Enforce laws related to border security and immigration policies.

• Educator or Researcher in Criminology: Teach criminology-related courses or conduct research to enhance the field.

• Private Investigator: Offer investigative services to individuals or organizations in various private cases.