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The graduate program in criminal justice was launched in September 2002 and offers a curriculum in the administration of criminal justice, leading to the Master of Arts. The program is designed for those seeking career opportunities or advancement in justice-related fields in addition to those who seek preparation for doctoral study. Students take courses in public management and budgeting and acquire a broad understanding of the criminal justice system, including contemporary issues affecting it and the analytic skills required to conduct and apply research and to assess public policy. The nationally-recognized faculty is multidisciplinary. The public administration faculty offers courses that equip students with the skills to oversee complex public agencies. The criminal justice faculty emphasizes social science theories and methods to impart a comprehensive understanding of crime and the justice system. Faculty members in the School of Law, social work, history and liberal studies provide a wide array of electives. Evening classes meet the needs of students who work or have other obligations during the day.
See information for prospective students and the links on the sidebar for more information about our program.
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Mission Statement:
The primary focus of the Criminal Justice Administration program is to offer a comprehensive program that prepares students to progress into a 4 year baccalaureate program, or to begin/continue their career as a criminal justice practitioner. The curriculum is designed to provide students with a foundational understanding of the key components of the criminal justice system.
Faculty
• John Augustine
Coordinator
Office: R203
(708) 456-0300, Ext. 3505
Email: jaugusti@triton.edu
Web site: http://academics.triton.edu/faculty/jaugustine/
• Jacqueline Mullany
Office: RC-212
(708) 456-0300, Ext. 3592
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The graduate program in criminal justice was launched in September 2002 and offers a curriculum in the administration of criminal justice, leading to the Master of Arts. The program is designed for those seeking career opportunities or advancement in justice-related fields in addition to those who seek preparation for doctoral study. Students take courses in public management and budgeting and acquire a broad understanding of the criminal justice system, including contemporary issues affecting it and the analytic skills required to conduct and apply research and to assess public policy. The nationally-recognized faculty is multidisciplinary. The public administration faculty offers courses that equip students with the skills to oversee complex public agencies. The criminal justice faculty emphasizes social science theories and methods to impart a comprehensive understanding of crime and the justice system. Faculty members in the School of Law, social work, history and liberal studies provide a wide array of electives. Evening classes meet the needs of students who work or have other obligations during the day.
See information for prospective students and the links on the sidebar for more information about our program.
Tags: analytic skills, career opportunities, contemporary issues, criminal justice faculty, criminal justice system, doctoral study, electives, evening classes, faculty members, graduate program, liberal studies, prospective students, public administration faculty, public management, rutgers university, social science theories, social work history, study students, system faculty
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