Justice Studies

Bachelor of Science

The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice prepares and trains students for a wide range of careers in fields of administration and justice. Courses include Constitution and Civil Rights, Criminal Justice and Criminal Law. All courses are taught with a focus on Christian ethics which will prepare you for notable servant leadership in law enforcement and its supporting branches including public service, law, social advocacy and security sectors. The degree emphasizes understanding legal systems, criminal behavior, ethics, policy and community impact, making it ideal for those interested in law enforcement, legal professions, corrections or public policy.

54 – 120 Units

2-4 Years

Online + AI

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About the Program

Accessible through our innovative AI platform, this program allows students to utilize cutting-edge technology to gain hands-on experience while mastering each course. Faculty in this program are leaders in their field and will provide current and relevant learning opportunities that bridge the gap between academy and industry.

Aligned with Jessup’s Christ-centered focus, this program integrates faith in learning, allowing students to build a strong ethical framework that they will utilize in their industry. This ethical framework is especially attractive to employers who are seeking candidates that are guided by strong principles and values and can effectively navigate the rapidly changing world of AI and technology.

Learning Outcomes

Major Courses

Learning Outcomes

Demonstrate an understanding of biblical, governance and management principles and their application to criminal justice decision-making.

Identify the foundations and core principles underlying the layers of local, state and national public agencies and nonprofit organizations.

Examine the scope, purpose and structure of American criminal justice and its respective roles in policy implementation.

Review the process and players of criminal justice and their relationship to decision-making and the legal process.

Identify and analyze latest trends and theories of financial management, human resource management and administrative practice to formulate best practices and apply to specific scenarios in each concentration.

Identify, analyze and develop “real time” application scenarios on how to use this information to manage the complex administrative and justice structure challenges of today and tomorrow.

Evaluate current issues, how they shape public policy, how different public sector and government professionals interact with these issues, and how these scenarios would be beneficial and effective.

Major Courses

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