Overview
The Human Services - Criminal Justice M.Sc. at Walden University provides students with a sophisticated understanding of the complex social factors that drive criminal behaviour in contemporary society. This programme bridges the gap between social support and legal systems, focusing on how professionals can effectively assist both offenders and victims. By examining the intersection of poverty, substance abuse, and homelessness, students develop the critical skills needed to manage modern human services challenges.
Why Human Services - Criminal Justice at Walden University?
Walden University offers a streamlined admissions process for this programme, featuring no application fees and a generous transfer-of-credit policy that may accept up to 30 credits. The curriculum is designed by experienced practitioners, ensuring that the theoretical frameworks of criminal justice are grounded in real-world application. Students benefit from an immersive online learning environment that allows them to balance advanced academic study with their existing professional commitments in the public sector.
Tuition Fee Breakdown
- International fee: USD 25405 per full
- National fee: USD 25405 per full
- Local fee: USD 25405 per full
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Syllabus
The curriculum consists of 53 quarter credits, including a foundation course, core human services modules, and a final capstone project. Modules may include:
- Human Services
- Criminal Justice
- Disaster, Crisis, and Intervention
- Family Studies and Interventions
- Military Families and Culture
- Intervention and Rehabilitation Approaches
- Social Policy
Careers with Human Services - Criminal Justice
Graduates are prepared to take on leadership roles within various sectors of the justice and social service systems. The programme equips individuals for management positions in prisons, as well as roles within probation and parole departments. Career opportunities also extend to policy development and strategic planning for major governmental organisations. Potential employers and settings include:
- Bureau of Prisons
- Department of Justice
- Halfway Houses
- Rehabilitation Centres
- Community Outreach Organisations
- Parole and Probation Offices
This degree is particularly suited for those aiming to influence social policy or lead large-scale intervention programmes that address the root causes of crime within diverse communities.
Programme Structure
Courses include:
- Graduate Study in Human Services
- Assessment and Motivational Interviewing
- Cultural Humility and Diversity
- Evidence-Based Evaluation Methods
- Grant Writing
- Social Change in Action
Key information
Duration
- Part-time
- 15 months
- Flexible
Start dates & application deadlines
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Credits
- quarter credits.
Delivered
Campus Location
- Minneapolis, United States
Disciplines
Criminal Law Criminal Justice Social Policy View 46 other Masters in Social Policy in United StatesWhat students do after studying
Academic requirements
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Other requirements
General requirements
- Walden University's admission requirements vary by program and degree level.
- Walden enrollment advisors are available to help you with every step of the online application process, from deciding which program is right for you to applying for financial aid.
- Enrollment advisors can also explain Walden's transfer of credit policy for past educational experience.
Tuition Fees
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International Applies to you
Applies to youNon-residents20324 USD / year≈ 20324 USD / year - Out-of-State20324 USD / year≈ 20324 USD / year
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Domestic
Applies to youIn-State20324 USD / year≈ 20324 USD / year
Funding
Paying for your education can be a challenge, but Walden helps you identify the many funding options that are available to you, including scholarships, grants, and federal and private loans. You can also check with your employer to see if they offer tuition reimbursement for your courses. A Walden enrollment advisor can help you determine which funding options are available to you. Additionally, you can save time and money by transferring credits earned previously.
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Scholarships Information
Below you will find Master's scholarship opportunities for Human Services - Criminal Justice.
Available Scholarships
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