
Overview
The graduate program in Criminal Justice focuses on theoretical and applied issues in law enforcement, corrections, administration, and public law. Its goal is to further critical thinking about significant issues in crime and criminal justice. Judges, lawyers, managers, and criminal justice researchers supplement the faculty, bringing many practical considerations to the study of the discipline.
Our program is offered at night to accommodate our working students, who can complete the program at their own pace.
Topics Covered
- Criminal Justice Administration
- Criminology
- Criminal Justice Research
- Criminal Justice Policy
Schedule of Coursework
- Three to four semesters of course work followed by either a Capstone Project, Thesis, or Comprehensive Examination
Why Westfield?
Westfield State is ranked among the best universities in the northern U.S. and one of the best criminal justice programs in Massachusetts. Our program has an average length of two years, allowing our students to complete their degrees and get started in their careers.
How much will it cost?
We offer affordable programs. Please visit our Tuition and Fees page with up-to-date costs.
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Offered at night with hybrid/online class options
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Massachusetts BHE approved
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Options for capstone, thesis, or
Comprehensive Exam
Requirements
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