Master of Science in Social Justice & Criminology (fully online)

• Master

  Degree

• English

  Language of instructions

• 1.5 years

  Years of study

• Full-time

  Study mode

• United States, Cleveland

  Location

The Master of Science in Social Justice and Criminology (MSJC) provides graduate degrees for students across several states, entirely online, emphasizing a strong foundation in criminological theory and coursework aimed at providing the skills needed to prepare the working professional to compete for lucrative promotions, seek a faculty or other training position, or advance into a doctoral program. Our faculty strive to enhance students’ analytical, writing, and presentations skills which are grounded in research and statistical methods and our faculty have expertise in cutting-edge areas of criminology and criminal justice, including student-requested topics such as terrorism, substance use, and the juvenile justice system. Delta State University is unique in that it provides students with both small class size and matches each student with a faculty advisor to oversee their progress through the program. Our faculty know you want a high-quality education that is affordable. Delta State University does not charge out of state tuition for students and is the most affordable university in Mississippi. The estimated cost of tuition for four (4) semesters of full-time attendance in the MSJC program is about $16,000 (excluding course related fees. Please consult the Graduate University Catalog for an estimation of these fees). Complete details about Tuition and Fees can be found at the Student Business Services website located here: http://www.deltastate.edu/finance-admin/student-business-services/tuition-and-fees/ The Social Justice and Criminology Program at Delta State University offers a Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees designed to provide students with a strong foundation in justice and law. Electives are available to strengthen your academic understanding of policing, corrections, the legal system, juvenile justice, and wildlife law enforcement. Many students elect to apply their classroom knowledge in real world setting.