Criminal Justice school training courses in Bangor, ME (public, in-house or online)

The Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies and Associate of Science in Justice Studies degree programs prepare
students for expanding opportunities in law enforcement, paralegal work, detective work, corrections, and security.

You will undertake coursework in Justice Studies (administrative law, corrections, human resource management, international justice, and judicial processes) along with explorations in liberal arts, mathematics, computer science, forensics, and the social scienc...

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This program is designed to prepare students for a variety of careers in the criminal justice field in both the public and private sector.

Upon successful completion of the program, graduates may pursue positions with local or state law enforcement agencies, the federal government, insurance companies, correctional facilities, or private security services.

The program provides students with a broad spectrum of coursework in corrections, law enforcement, terrorism, private security...

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Post University graduates from our online criminal justice program understand the way in which the criminal justice and juvenile justice system operates, the legal framework within which the justice system operates, and the concepts of ethics and professionalism required in criminal justice. Students study criminal procedure, law enforcement, juvenile justice, security, etc. to gain the knowledge and skills required of professionals in law enforcement, security, and justice and corrections admin...

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The basic aim of the Criminal Justice Administration Bachelor of Science program is to develop a comprehensive understanding of the total criminal justice system within the larger society by providing a firm base in the theoretical, philosophical, and practical knowledge of criminal justice. The program aspires to provide a broad focus at the early stages of the student’s professional development by increasing his/her ability to deal effectively in the criminal justice system mission in soc...

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Students graduating from the master’s program will be prepared for doctoral studies in criminal justice or related social sciences or eventually occupying administrative and policy-making positions in law enforcement, court, and correctional agencies. Three types of students are served by the Master of Criminal Justice degree: those ultimately interested in teaching and research in criminal justice and related fields; individuals already employed in criminal justice agencies who need gradua...

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