No matter which track of Justice Studies you choose, you’ll learn to think critically, act ethically and understand your responsibility as a citizen of the world. Recognizing and responding to injustice will become your professional calling card, whether you’re going on to graduate studies or a career in law, law enforcement, corrections, government, social services or the nonprofit world.
Graduates from our program have gone on to work in:
- Law enforcement at local, county, state and federal agencies
- Law firms/ all areas of legal practice
- Civil rights agencies
- Corrections
- Social service agencies
- Government agencies
- Human welfare agencies
- Parole
- Probation
- Prosecutor’s Office
- Public Defender’s Office
- National and International social policy organizations
- Superior and Federal courts
- Public and private non-profit agencies
Justice Studies graduates also go on to pursue advanced degrees in the following areas:
- Law
- Criminal Justice
- Public Administration
- Security Studies
- Human Resources
- Social Work
- Business
- Psychology
- Child Advocacy
- Legislative Affairs
- Counseling