315 Part-time Master's degrees in Criminal Justice

The Criminology and Criminal Justice MSc at the University of the West of Scotland is a comprehensive master programme. Delivered over one year of full-time study or two years part-time, this public course explores theoretical and applied criminology to prepare students for advanced roles in the justice sector.

The Lighthouse Academy MSc in Criminology and Criminal Justice Program which lasts for 24 months (104) weeks focuses on the study of crime, society's response to it, and its prevention, including examination of the environmental, hereditary, or psychological causes of crime.

The Master of Science in Criminal Justice (MSCJ) program at Houston Christian University develops confident leaders in law enforcement and criminal justice administration. 

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At the Criminology and Criminal Justice program offered by University College Dublin you will be studying at one of the Top 100 Law Schools in the World. ​This LLM focuses on crime and punishment which are issues of central importance to society. 

Offered through the Master of Science (MS) in Criminal Justice program, Fitchburg State University’s Community Justice concentration provides a unique systems approach that envisions community-focused, holistic methods for building a more just society.

Applied Criminology, Penology and Management at University of Cambridge is a two-year part-time programme that equips senior and future leaders in criminal justice with the skills and knowledge to reflect on existing policy and practice and build towards better professional practice.

This Criminal Justice - People and Processes program at University of Salford adopts a holistic approach, examining crime, justice, and penal policies to explore their impact on those involved in administering and receiving criminal justice. You will critically analyse how we might develop processes to improve outcomes for those who encounter the criminal justice system. 

Today’s multifaceted criminal justice system demands ethical leaders who possess the critical thinking and problem-solving skills to address the complex issues and challenges of criminal justice in the 21st century. National University’s Master of Criminal Justice Leadership is designed to prepare you for in-demand careers in government at the local state, and federal levels.

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.

The Human Services - Criminal Justice M.Sc. at Walden University is a comprehensive postgraduate programme delivered through a flexible online study mode. Designed for working professionals, this degree explores rehabilitation and intervention strategies. Students can complete their studies in as few as 15 months of full-time engagement.

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 MA in Criminal Justice and Policing from the University of Wales Trinity Saint David offers a detailed look into the world of criminal justice and the forces that shape it. This course is ideal if you are interested in exploring how our justice system operates, what drives policing, and how to address the social impact of crime. 

Discover the multifaceted world of criminal justice in this Legal Studies - Criminal Justice track at Trinity International University designed to explore the intersection of law and social impact. 

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