Professionals working in the fields of criminal justice, nursing/public health, law and paralegal studies, psychology, and social work who wish to expand their expertise in forensic criminology, including mental health applications may be interested in this program.
Populations being served by state and federal court systems, state and federal correctional systems, law enforcement agencies, mental health facilities, and juvenile facilities are a key focus of the program.
The University of Massachusetts Lowell has built a solid reputation by offering one of the largest selections of online programs available through a traditional university. Forensic Criminology courses are taught by full-time faculty who are experts in their fields, and by adjunct faculty who, as practicing professionals, bring real-world experience to the online class discussions.
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