| School | Level | Program | Admissions |
|---|---|---|---|
University of Texas Permian Basin |
Bachelor | Online BS in Criminology and Criminal Justice Studies | Website |
Utica University |
Bachelor | Online BS in Criminal Justice | Website |
Campbellsville University |
Associate | AS in Criminal Justice Administration | Website |
Concordia University - Saint Paul |
Bachelor | BA in Criminal Justice | Website |
Michigan State University |
Master | Online MS in Cybercrime and Digital Investigation | Website |
University of Texas Permian Basin |
Master | Online MS in Criminal Justice Administration | Website |
Aurora University |
Bachelor | Online BA in Criminal Justice | Website |
View more online criminal justice programs currently accepting applications.
| School | Level | Program | Admissions |
|---|---|---|---|
Campbellsville University |
Bachelor | BS in Criminal Justice Administration | Website |
Campbellsville University |
Master | MS in Justice Studies: Criminology Track | Website |
Campbellsville University |
Master | MS in Justice Studies: Public Services Leadership and Social Justice Track | Website |
Fairleigh Dickinson University |
Master | Master of Science in Cyber and Homeland Security | Website |
Utica University |
Bachelor | Bachelor's in Criminal Intelligence Analysis | Website |
Utica University |
Bachelor | BS in Criminal Justice - Cyber Criminology and Policy | Website |
Utica University |
Bachelor | BS in Fraud and Financial Crime Investigation | Website |
Jill Spriggs
Discover Criminal Justice recently sat down with Jill Spriggs; immediate past president of the American Society of Crime Lab Directors. In addition to her role in ASCLD, Spriggs serves as secretary of the Consortium of Forensic Science Organizations, and a crime lab director in California.
William Terrill
DCJ recently spoke with William Terrill, Associate Professor in the School of Criminal Justice at Michigan State University. His research centers on police behavior, with an emphasis on police use of force policies and practices.
William E. Foote
DCJ.com recently spoke with William E. Foote, president of the American Psychology-Law Society. Dr. Foote has served on the adjunct faculty of the University of New Mexico School of Medicine, Psychiatry and Family Practice services, the Psychology department, and the School of Law.
Simon Singer, PhD
DCJ recently spoke with Simon Singer, professor at Northeastern University’s school of criminology and criminal justice. Professor Singer’s research focuses on delinquency and juvenile justice. He received the Albert J. Reiss Distinguished Scholar Award from the American Sociological Association for his book “Recriminalizing Delinquency: Violent Juvenile Crime and Juvenile Justice Reform.”
Robert Costello, PhD
Robert Costello, PhD serves as associate professor and chairperson of the Criminal Justice Department at Nassau Community College, and adjunct professor of sociology at Hofstra University. In this interview, Professor Costello discusses the many intricacies of the criminal justice field.
Karen Kruger, JD
In this interview, law enforcement legal adviser Karen Kruger of Baltimore, Maryland, sheds light on what it means to be a law enforcement legal adviser, her road to discovering this area of law, and her advice to anyone interested in a career in law enforcement legal advising.
Mark Pryor, JD
Mark Pryor serves as a prosecutor in Austin, Texas. In addition to “catching the bad guys and letting good guys go” at his day job, Mark fills his time writing novels (his newest, The Bookseller, being met with great praise) and managing his humor-rich blog at D.A. Confidential.
Adam Lankford, PhD
Adam Lankford, PhD, is a professor of criminal justice at the University of Alabama. Specializing in counter-terrorism, Dr. Lankford has written for The New York Times, Foreign Policy, Wired, The Daily Beast, and The Huffington Post, as well as writing.
Lieutenant Raymond E. Foster, LAPD (ret.)
Raymond E. Foster is an author and former lieutenant of the LAPD. He shares with us his journey to becoming a police officer, his experiences moving up in the ranks of the LAPD, and his advice for aspiring law enforcement officers.