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The Criminal Justice Department will prepare you for the challenges of our multifaceted criminal justice system, helping you develop the knowledge, skills and strength of character required to change lives -and move the world. Our rigorous, high-caliber courses are taught by outstanding faculty members who are actively engaged in criminal justice research. They will become your biggest advocates, helping you to make invaluable connections in the field. In addition to advancing criminal justice scholarship, your teachers will provide one-on-one advising and mentoring; they?ll help with your professional development; and they?ll expose you to current research and evidence-based practices. They?ll even help with applications to graduate or law schools! Student Outcomes Differentiate the criminal justice system components from both a theoretical and practical perspective, and critically evaluate existing practices and procedures in search of more viable alternatives. Identify the nature and causes of crime, recognizing how strong families, stable communities, effective schools, and reductions in violence and poverty prevent crime. Appreciate the myriad social, political, legal, and ethical concerns embedded in complex criminal justice issues. Demonstrate a complete understanding of substantive and procedural criminal law, and enumerate the importance of fair and equal legal treatment to American criminal justice. Present themselves as professionals whose integrity is beyond reproach and who are committed to treating both victims and offenders with respect and dignity. Careers that change lives We are proud of our excellent track record in helping students successfully move their careers forward, whether the next step is graduate school or the workplace. Our students have been handpicked to work in federal agencies; they have served as police commissioners and high-ranking federal agents; and over 450 NYPD officers are Iona alumni. Our students have gone on to service justice in many different ways, including: Law school and graduate Programs in mental health Correctional Leadership Law Enforcement for state, local and NYPD US Secret Service US Marshals Service FBI Financial Crimes Task Force Department of Homeland Security Victim Services District Attorney?s Office
Program overview
Main Subject
Law and Legal Studies
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
The Criminal Justice Department will prepare you for the challenges of our multifaceted criminal justice system, helping you develop the knowledge, skills and strength of character required to change lives -and move the world. Our rigorous, high-caliber courses are taught by outstanding faculty members who are actively engaged in criminal justice research. They will become your biggest advocates, helping you to make invaluable connections in the field. In addition to advancing criminal justice scholarship, your teachers will provide one-on-one advising and mentoring; they?ll help with your professional development; and they?ll expose you to current research and evidence-based practices. They?ll even help with applications to graduate or law schools! Student Outcomes Differentiate the criminal justice system components from both a theoretical and practical perspective, and critically evaluate existing practices and procedures in search of more viable alternatives. Identify the nature and causes of crime, recognizing how strong families, stable communities, effective schools, and reductions in violence and poverty prevent crime. Appreciate the myriad social, political, legal, and ethical concerns embedded in complex criminal justice issues. Demonstrate a complete understanding of substantive and procedural criminal law, and enumerate the importance of fair and equal legal treatment to American criminal justice. Present themselves as professionals whose integrity is beyond reproach and who are committed to treating both victims and offenders with respect and dignity. Careers that change lives We are proud of our excellent track record in helping students successfully move their careers forward, whether the next step is graduate school or the workplace. Our students have been handpicked to work in federal agencies; they have served as police commissioners and high-ranking federal agents; and over 450 NYPD officers are Iona alumni. Our students have gone on to service justice in many different ways, including: Law school and graduate Programs in mental health Correctional Leadership Law Enforcement for state, local and NYPD US Secret Service US Marshals Service FBI Financial Crimes Task Force Department of Homeland Security Victim Services District Attorney?s Office
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BA in Criminal Justice
715 North Avenue, New Rochelle, United States
Law and Legal StudiesMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Law and Legal Studies
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Program overview
Main Subject
Law and Legal Studies
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Admission requirements
Exam Scores
Tuition fee and scholarships
Scholarships
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
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A list of available scholarships around the world
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