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COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN
CRIMINAL JUSTICE ONLINE
PROGRAM INFORMATIONOffered by the College of Arts & Sciences at the University of Louisville (UofL), the online M.S. in Criminal Justice delivers a forward-thinking curriculum that can help you move yourself, and our society, forward. You will learn from experienced, award-winning faculty about justice administration, theories of crime and delinquency, legal issues in criminal justice, as well as advanced statistics and research methods.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
• Take advantage of 100% online classes and 24/7 access to resources and tools.
• Advance your leadership career and expand your expertise with an overview of ethics, history, personnel management, corrections, cybercrime, juvenile justice, international terrorism.
• Study specialized topics with electives addressing capital punishment, violent crime, domestic violence, criminal justice in media, substance abuse and more!
• Transfer up to 6 credit hours of graduate courses from other regionally-accredited universities.
• Skip the GRE – not required for admission.
• Complete your degree in just 3 intensive semesters with year-round courses and 8-week terms.
UPDATED 07.09.20
100% ONLINECOURSES
$737 PER CREDIT HOUR
36 CREDIT HOURS
50 YEAR HISTORY
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ONLINE COURSESThe online Master of Science in Criminal Justice is a 36-credit hour program that requires 15 credit hours in core criminal justice courses, 18 credit hours in electives and 1 professional research paper (worth 3 credit hours).
Core Courses
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
CJ 621 The Criminal Justice System 3
CJ 625 Legal Aspects of Criminal Justice Management 3
CJ 643 Theories of Crime and Delinquency 3
CJ 649 Applied Statistics in Criminal Justice 3
CJ 650 Research Methods in Criminal Justice 3
Total Core Credits Required 15
CJ 698 Professional Research Paper 3 Elective Courses (choose 6)
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
CJ 500 Crime and Criminal Justice in the Cinema 3
CJ 505 International Terrorism 3
CJ 507 Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design 3
CJ 509 Crime Analysis 3
CJ 516 Juvenile Justice Issues 3
CJ 519 Domestic & Family Violence 3
CJ 520 Capital Punishment 3
CJ 521 White Collar Crime 3
CJ 522 Serial Murder 3
CJ 523 Race and Gender Issues in Criminal Justice 3
Elective Courses (continued)
CJ 530 Introduction to Homeland Security 3
CJ 531 Covert Operations in Policing 3
CJ 576 Managing Organization Performance 3
CJ 578 Criminal Justice Leadership 3
CJ 580 International Service Learning: CJ Seminar 3
CJ 596 Seminar in Criminal Justice 3
CJ 597 Ethics in Criminal Justice 3
CJ 602 Criminal Justice History 3
CJ 605 Police and Society 3
CJ 606 Personnel Management in Criminal Justice System 3
CJ 607 Seminar in Law and Justice 3
CJ 609 Economic Analysis of Crime 3
CJ 610 Theoretical Foundation of Corrections 3
CJ 611 Critical Issues in Corrections 3
CJ 612 Criminal Justice Administration: Police 3
CJ 613 Advanced Comparative Criminal Justice Systems 3
CJ 614 Seminar in Policing 3
CJ 626 Emergency Management 3
CJ 627 Computer & Cyber Crime 3
CJ 630 Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience 3
CJ 644 Seminar in Juvenile Justice 3
CJ 652 Constitutional Issues in Criminal Justice 3
CJ 653 Communities and Crime 3
CJ 655 International Perspectives on Violence 3
CJ 656 Crime Mapping 3
CJ 665 Special Topics in Justice and Criminology 3
CJ 670 Directed Studies/Readings 3
Minimum Electives 18
Minimum Total Hours 36
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CAREER OUTLOOKCareers in criminology and criminal justice are rewarding and jobs in this field are poised for growth—more than 11% between 2012 and 2022—with specialized occupations like Information Security Analyst and Political Scientist growing 36.5% and 21.3%, respectively (bls.gov).
“Getting a master’s degree in criminal justice helps you elevate yourself in whatever trajectory that you’re in. Learning the leadership skills, and the legal parameters and ethical parameters within criminal justice, certainly will put you ahead of those who don’t have that.”
— Cherie Dawson-Edwards, Ph.D. Department Chair, Associate Professor Criminal Justice
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
❑ Completed graduate application ❑ Application fee of $65 (non-refundable) ❑ Baccalaureate degree or its equivalent earned from a regionally-accredited institution ❑ Official transcripts of all undergraduate and graduate work completed ❑ Minimum 3.0 (GPA) on a 4-point scale ❑ 2 recommendation forms from individuals who can speak to the applicant’s academic or
professional capabilities ❑ An original essay identifying the applicant’s background, professional interest and goals and
the applicant’s motivation and potential for successful completion of graduate work
Send transcripts and materials to: University of LouisvilleGraduate Admissions 2211 S. Brook Street Louisville, KY [email protected]
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EPREFERRED APPLICATION DEADLINES
Date Term Start MonthJuly 1 Fall I August
September 1 Fall II October
December 1 Spring I January
February 1 Spring II March
April 1 Summer May/June
This program admits students on a rolling basis. The priority deadlines listed are recommended to help you best complete the application process, be notified of acceptance and enroll before the term begins. The department will continue to review applications as they become complete, and will admit students for a specific term up to the day classes start.
ENROLLED STUDENTS RESOURCES
Course RegistrationSign up for your classes
Virtual Writing CenterSupport from the first draft to the final product
Virtual Library Find research resources and books
Tech SupportTroubleshoot your technology
For all student support resources visit uofl.me/student-support.
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WHY UOFL ONLINE?The University of Louisville (UofL) Online paves the way for students of all ages and backgrounds to achieve their academic, professional and personal goals through quality education.
With UofL Online you can:• access your program anytime, anywhere• get one-on-one attention from your
professors
• collaborate on projects and assignments in real-time through virtual tools
• build your professional network
Visit uofl.me/student_stories to see how other UofL Online students are achieving their goals.
AccreditationThe University of Louisville is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (louisville.edu/accreditation).
For program availability in your state visit State Authorization Regulations (uofl.me/sarstates).
For professional licensure information (if applicable) visit our Licensing Disclosures page(uofl.me/licensure).
CONTACT US
UofL Online LearningOffice hours: M-TH, 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. (ET) F, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (ET)Meredith [email protected]: 800.871.8635
UofL Office of AdmissionsOffice hours: M-F, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (ET)[email protected]: 502.852.6495
UofL Office of Financial AidOffice hours: M-F, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (ET)[email protected]: 502.852.5511
College of Arts and SciencesOffice hours: M-F 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (ET)
Kim HendricksAcademic [email protected] P: 502.852.0373
Cherie Dawson-Edwards, Ph.D.Department Chair, Program [email protected]: 502.852.0080
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