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12. Apr. 2023 · Learn about the CCJ major and minors, cyber criminology, internships, research and more at the University of Alabama. Read about the latest achievements and media coverage of the department faculty and students.
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Earn a bachelor's degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice online from The University of Alabama. Learn about the legal system, criminal behavior, and career opportunities in law enforcement, security, corrections, and more.
The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Criminology & Criminal Justice is particularly suited for students with an interest in computer fraud investigation, crime scene analysis, criminal investigation, studies in deviance, law and social control strategies, terrorism, or who have a general broad-based academic interest in crime and deviance studies.
The Department of Criminal Justice offers a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in criminal justice and minors in criminal justice, cyber criminology, and sociology. Major Criminology & Criminal Justice, BA; Minors Criminal Justice; Cyber Criminology
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The MS in CJ requires 30 credits for students completing a thesis or practicum and 33 credits for students writing a policy and practice paper. We have only three required courses in our entire program, which means that the vast majority of our students’ degrees are made up of courses they choose. Past courses have covered the topics of cybercrime,...
Assistantships come with a monthly paycheck that goes directly to the student, along with significant tuition and health insurance support. They are awarded on a competitive basis, after the Graduate Committee’s discretionary assessment of the quality of each student’s (1) academic performance prior to admission, (2) academic performance after admi...
The Accelerated Master’s Program allows exceptional undergraduate students at The University of Alabama to begin taking graduate courses during their senior year, and to “double-count” those courses towards both their undergraduate and master’s degrees. To apply, students just need to complete the other elements of the regular graduate application....
The application process is simple: 1. Visit The University of Alabama’s Graduate School websiteand click on the APPLY NOW button. 1. Use the online system to complete the basic graduate application form and submit your application fee, along with a few other things that you’ll need: 1. 1.1. A statement of purpose (Tell us about your interests and e...
Congratulations to our incoming 2023-2024 cohort! For students who would like to start in the fall semester: 1. November 15 for priority funding. Applications will not be considered after February 15.
For more information, please visit the UA Graduate Catalog or contact the graduate program director. For information about departmental policies, please visit our Graduate Student Handbook.
Major Program. The Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice offers a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice. Learn more about the degree requirements in the UA Undergraduate Catalog. Find advisor assignments and advising policies on the undergraduate advising page.
The mission of the Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice is to develop and disseminate knowledge about crime, criminal justice, deviance, and social organization through research, teaching, and service to the community.
