348 Full-time Master's degrees in Criminal Justice

The Criminal Justice and Criminology M.Sc degree at University of Leeds offers you the opportunity to develop advanced knowledge in relation to the study of criminal justice processes and criminological theory as well as develop a critical awareness of social research methods and skills used to undertake real world research on crime and criminal justice.

The Applied Criminal Justice and Criminology, MA at Swansea University is a one-year full-time programme designed to provide in-depth knowledge of crime and the criminal justice system. This course is ideal for those seeking to understand contemporary criminological issues and is delivered on campus, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience.

This Criminal Justice and Criminal Law LLM course from the University of Leeds will enable you to develop a sophisticated knowledge of current issues in criminal justice and criminal law in the UK and across the world.

A master's in Criminal Justice Studies from the University of North Dakota will prepare you to effectively implement and assess programs and policies to enhance the quality of criminal justice services for diverse populations.

The Crime, Justice and Artificial Intelligence program from Kingston University explores how artificial intelligence, data and digital technologies are transforming the criminal justice system.

Equip yourself with skills to be an effective leader in any criminal justice setting. Gain a critical understanding of the criminal justice system with the Leadership in Criminal Justice and Policing degree from University of Sunderland

The Criminal Justice programme of Rutgers University prepares students for positions of leadership and responsibility in government organizations, non-profits, and academic careers.

The Master of Arts in Criminal Justice and Public Policy (CJPP) at the University of Guelph is more than just a graduate degree – it's your launchpad to a meaningful career where you can drive change, influence policy, and lead reform across the criminal justice sector.