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Online Criminology and Criminal Justice B.S.

Whether you want a career in law enforcement, corrections, private investigation, or related fields, the fully online bachelor of science (B.S.) in criminology and criminal justice from Indiana State University will help you achieve your professional goals.

Your studies will cover the criminal justice system, criminal behavior, criminal law, criminal justice administration, and the relationship of these topics to the larger society. You'll learn from full-time faculty members at Indiana State who hold doctorates in a variety of related fields. They have extensive experience in a range of careers, from police and correctional administrators to prosecutors and criminal investigators. You'll also gain critical hands-on experience through an internship with a criminal justice agency.

Careers in Criminology and Criminal Justice

With this 100% online B.S. in criminology and criminal justice, you'll be prepared to continue your studies for a variety of exciting and challenging careers. Our graduates work for the:

  • Federal Bureau of Investigation
  • Homeland Security
  • Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
  • Secret Service
  • Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
  • United States Marshals Service

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