348 Full-time Master's degrees in Criminal Justice

The Boston University Master of Arts in Teaching in English Education for Equity and Justice is designed for liberal arts graduates in English who wish to teach in middle or secondary schools.

The Criminal Justice programme at the University of Louisville offers a comprehensive education in law enforcement and legal advocacy. This degree is available as a full-time B.Sc. or M.Sc. with flexible online and on-campus study modes. Students gain the ethical and analytical skills required for high-impact careers in public safety.

The M.A. program at Temple University in Criminal Justice is designed to serve as a first stage of training for students wishing to eventually pursue more advanced graduate work. It also prepares students who will terminate their studies at the master's level.

The Criminal Justice master’s programme at Georgia State University offers a comprehensive curriculum in criminology and legal systems. This 36-credit-hour degree is delivered in a public study mode at the Atlanta campus. Students gain advanced skills in data analysis and research over a standard two-year duration.

A stimulating and demanding programme, involving intensive learning in small groups, the Criminology and Criminal Justice from the University of Oxford will equip you with an advanced understanding of crime and criminal justice, comprising courses in criminological theory, the study of criminal justice, and training in research design and methodology.

The Criminal Justice and Criminology M.A. at the University of Massachusetts Lowell is a 33-credit postgraduate programme designed for future leaders. Available full-time or part-time with online and hybrid study modes, this degree typically takes 18 months to complete, focusing on advanced research and justice administration.

The Criminal Justice program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is designed to promote broad based study of the phenomenon of crime and to enhance career opportunities in the field of criminal justice.

The Criminology and Criminal Justice MA at the University of Lincoln is a comprehensive postgraduate programme. This degree type is offered via full-time study over one year or part-time over two years. It explores contemporary legal and criminological issues, providing students with advanced analytical and research skills.

As a teacher, you’re eager to make a difference in your classroom, school district, and community. The Restorative Justice in Education program at Eastern Mennonite University provides quality professional opportunities that will help you influence decision-making and prepare you to handle a wide range of instructional and non-instructional tasks. 

The master’s in Criminal Justice at Guilford College focuses on connecting criminal-justice theory to practice. You’ll analyze current practices in the field and offer critical reflection to enhance your ability to address problems as they occur in real time.

The School of Law at University of Kwazulu Natal offers an LLM programme in Advanced Criminal Justice on both the Howard College and Pietermaritzburg Campuses.

Prepare to make a difference in the criminal justice field with Webber International University’s Criminal Justice Management program, which combines a strong foundation in legal principles with specialized knowledge in law enforcement, corrections, and public safety.

The M.A. in Criminology and Criminal Justice at University of Missouri–St. Louis is a premier graduate programme providing advanced theoretical and methodological training. This on-campus course offers a public study mode designed for those seeking research or management roles in justice reform and public policy.

The Master’s degree in Criminal Justice of Boise State University is designed to provide a foundation in applied research and theory, seminars in substantive areas of criminal justice, and focused scholarship on issues of importance in Idaho and beyond.

Public Administration - Criminal Justice Administration from Westfield State University provides students with advanced theory and practical skills necessary to confront and help resolve the complex problems associated with the American criminal justice system. 

The Criminal Justice program from University of North Florida is a rapidly evolving field, and careers exist today that haven’t previously. Advance your career with a degree from a flexible online program that will let you keep working while you study.

The Master of Arts in Criminal Justice at University of Arkansas at Little Rock prepares graduates for positions of responsibility in the criminal justice system and related areas, facilitates the professional and intellectual development of in-service students, and provides foundation work for those planning careers in research or teaching. 

West Chester University is home to one of the first academic Criminal Justice programs on the East Coast, and has been serving the community for nearly half a century. 

This graduate-level Criminal Justice degree at the University of North Alabama is designed to provide you with the professional skills and knowledge essential for success in advanced placement within security and emergency management and crime scene investigation roles.

Are you ready to move up from your entry-level criminal justice job? Do you want to advance toward a doctorate so you can teach or do research related to criminology? With a Master of Science in Criminal Justice and Criminology from the University of Central Missouri, all of your goals are within reach — professionally, academically and financially.