A Master of Arts Degree Program in Criminal Justice
Administration was initiated in the Fall of 1999. This 33 credit program is designed to
provide a foundation in applied research and theory, seminars in substantive areas of
criminal justice activity, and focused scholarship on issues of importance in Idaho.
Curricula are organized into three sections. |
Graduate Assistant Ryan Merz
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The first section, called the Foundation Series, is
a set of core classes that will provide students with the intellectual skills needed for
the study of more complex material. The second section, the Seminar Series,
promotes the development of scholarship in particular substantive areas in criminal
justice. The third section, the Elective Series, is intended to provide practical
application of skills acquired in the core and seminar series. Students also are
required to write either a project or thesis, relevant to issues, policy, or practice in
criminal justice.
It's NOT TOO LATE to apply
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