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197 Part-time Master's degrees in Criminology
Criminology and Criminal Justice
Develop solutions to issues in criminal justice focusing on the program's three pillars of leadership, decision making and policy analysis with Criminology and Criminal Justice degree from Missouri State University.
Serious and Violent Crime
Your Serious and Violent Crime degree from Arden University Online concludes with an independent research project, enabling you to analyze a specific area of interest within a professional framework.
Cybersecurity - Digital Forensics
Think of it like a forensic analyst in a crime show: they examine crime scenes, analyze evidence, record observations, catalog data. Data forensics does the same thing - just with digital evidence. This Cybersecurity - Digital Forensics track is the recovery, investigation, examination and analysis of material found on electronic media. You can find this major at University of Wisconsin Green Bay.
Criminology and Criminal Justice
The Master of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice is offered by the University of Nebraska Omaha. Meeting the needs of current and aspiring criminal justice thought leaders with our nationally ranked program - consistently placed in top 10 in the nation!
Forensic and Investigative Sciences
Pursue your research studies with a pioneering group in analysis-based research and make a valuable contribution to scientific understanding and techniques in the forensics field. Anglia Ruskin University's Forensic and Investigative Sciences candidates are encouraged to take an active role in the School's research community in areas of crime scene and evidence, forensic analysis and genetics.
Criminology and Criminal Justice
The Criminology and Criminal Justice M.Sc. at Leeds Trinity University is a comprehensive postgraduate programme designed for professionals and graduates. This one-year full-time or two-year part-time course explores 21st-century crime and justice through public study at the Leeds City Campus to enhance your career.
Criminology and Criminal Justice - Part-time
If you’re looking to enhance your knowledge in criminology or make a change to the discipline, then our Master’s in Criminology and Criminal Justice - Part-time offered by The University of Law is the next step to take on your career journey.
Criminology and Criminal Justice
Join our supportive and expert community of researchers as a student on Criminology and Criminal Justice at University of Gloucestershire. We produce innovative research offering insights and solutions for society’s most pressing challenges.
Criminal Profiling
Build the scientific discipline to interpret offender behavior, reconstruct decisions from evidence and discuss criminal profiles with professional credibility during this Criminal Profiling degree from Evidentia University.
Anti-Fraud Behavioral Analysis
Learn to detect deceptive language patterns, nonverbal cues, insider motivation and behavioral red flags, then translate that analysis into professional reports that can support corporate, investigative and legal decisions with this Anti-Fraud Behavioral Analysis master degree from Evidentia University.
Crime and Justice Studies and Juris Doctor
Suffolk University’s Master of Crime and Justice Studies and Juris Doctor dual degree will help you master legal principles and techniques as you work both within and beyond the boundaries of the crime and justice system. And you can earn your degrees on an expedited schedule.
Intelligence Studies
The Intelligence Studies Postgrad. Cert. at American Public University provides you with an improved understanding of intelligence development, collection, analysis, structure, and functions, as well as security threats, countermeasures, and counterintelligence.
Criminal Justice and Criminology
Through the Loyola University Chicago's Criminal Justice and Criminology, you will gain this understanding along with the knowledge, skills, and experience needed to assume leadership roles or to pursue other advanced degrees.
Criminology and Criminal Justice
The Criminology and Criminal Justice programme at University of Northern Colorado is a 30-credit M.A. degree. Delivered in a flexible hybrid format, this course is designed for working professionals and can be completed in under two years. It combines evening campus sessions with online learning for maximum convenience.
Crime Scene Investigation
Stevenson University's Master of Science in Crime Scene Investigation prepares students to succeed in this field and advance in their investigative careers.
Criminology
The MSc in Criminology at Birkbeck, University of London is a one-year programme that offers both full-time and part-time study options. This course provides a comprehensive exploration of crime, justice, and punishment, with flexible learning formats available, including on-campus and online attendance.
Cybercrime
The M.Sc. in Cybercrime at the University of South Florida is a comprehensive postgraduate programme delivered in a flexible online study mode. This public university course focuses on the legal and forensic aspects of digital threats, preparing students to investigate and prosecute sophisticated global cybercriminal activities.
Criminology
The Criminology programme at University at Buffalo is a 30-credit Master of Science degree delivered entirely online. This flexible, asynchronous course allows students to complete their studies in as little as two semesters. It provides a deep sociological exploration of crime, justice systems, and social inequalities.
Criminal Law (Online)
The Criminal Law (Online) program from Drexel University develops and improves your career-related skills in diverse fields relating to criminal law, such as law enforcement, corrections, criminal justice reform, social work, immigration and customs, and the military.
Criminology and Social Policy
This Criminology and Social Policy course from University of Strathclyde will provide you with a critical and nuanced understanding of criminology, criminal justice and social policy, and of the wider political, economic and social context within which criminological research takes place.