Master of Science: Justice Admin.

In the Justice Administration concentration, the first semester will provide the student with perspectives in human resource management, statistical applications, and contemporary issues in Justice Administration. The second semester explores legal and ethical issues, policy formation and analysis, and research and analysis. The last semester covers law and management practices, administrative theory, and the design and analysis of educational programs and training sessions.

The Justice Administration concentration requires completion of 30 semester hours of graduate study. There are no theses or comprehensive exam requirements for the completion of the MSCJ degree in Justice Administration Management, however, final papers in major courses will be compiled in a Professional Practice Portfolio for which there will be minimum standards.