International/Global Criminal Justice - MS in Criminal Justice

Students gain skills and knowledge that are essential to operating effectively in regions seeking to develop and modernize. Students also learn about the roles of strategic planning, management, and leadership in public and nonprofit entities and methods to facilitate timely and effective decision making in uncertain circumstances. Coursework in this specialization also examines how community problems are analyzed and the practices and interventions that can enhance sustainability.

Specialization Courses (15 cr.)

Course Sequence

Students undertake courses in the following sequence.
Quarter	Course	Credits
1	CRJS 6002 - Foundations of Graduate Study	3 cr.
1	CRJS 6137 - The Nature of Crime and Criminology	5 cr.
2	CRJS 6215 - Controversies in Criminal Justice♦	5 cr.
2	CRJS 6216 - Criminal Justice Research♦	5 cr.
3	CRJS 6511 - Special Populations♦	5 cr.
3	CRJS 6203 - Victimology♦	5 cr.
4	CRJS 6202 - Human Trafficking	5 cr.
4	CRJS 6207 - Comparative, International, and Global Justice♦	5 cr.
5	CRJS 6741 - Psychology of Terrorism♦	5 cr.
5	CRJS 6910 - Capstone: Criminal Justice Ethics and Social Justice	5 cr.