Criminal Justice school training courses in Detroit, MI (public, in-house or online)

The Criminal Justice Law Enforcement
Administration and Corrections Associate of
Applied Science degree programs are designed
to provide the academic and professional training
necessary for careers in Law Enforcement.
The Law Enforcement Administration option
is designed to prepare students for entry or
advancement in the criminal justice system.
The Corrections option prepares students
for employment in correctional institutions
or fields related to probation and p...

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The Criminal Justice Law Enforcement
Administration and Corrections Associate of
Applied Science degree programs are designed
to provide the academic and professional training
necessary for careers in Law Enforcement.
The Law Enforcement Administration option
is designed to prepare students for entry or
advancement in the criminal justice system.
The Corrections option prepares students
for employment in correctional institutions
or fields related to probation and p...

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The Corrections/Probation and Parole curriculum is designed for students interested public service work
with offenders within correctional institutions, such as jails or prisons, or in professional work outside
correctional institutions, juveniles and those on probation or parole.



Career Opportunities
The curriculum prepares students to take various entry-level positions and certification exams. Most people
start out in entry-level positions as corrections off...

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The Associate in Arts degree program in Law Enforcement is concerned with the preservation of peace,
the prevention of crime, and the protection of life and property.

The program is designed to prepare students for entry into the public service fields of law enforcement with
a full working comprehension of the relationships between public and private concerns.



Career Opportunities
Federal Law Enforcement
Law School
Police Officer ...

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Philosophy and history of criminal justice; agencies and processes; evaluation of current criminal justice services and their social and constitutional aspects.