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Careers: Criminology and Criminal Justice
Careers: Criminology and Criminal Justice The University of Maryland Criminology and Criminal Justice graduates have been successful in many different fields post-graduation Review more information about this major of study by visiting the UMD Undergraduate Catalog Review additional resources at BSOS’s Your Career
1 WHAT CAN I DO WITH A DEGREE IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE?
Justice - Conducts investigations of violations relating to explosives, firearms, arson, and alcohol and tobacco diversion - Gathers and analyzes evidence through investigative leads, seizures and arrests, execution of search warrants, and a variety of other means - Prepares concise criminal investigative case reports
Criminal Justice Jobs: Start a Career in Criminal Justice
Administration that prepares you for careers in law enforcement related occupations 2 An A A degree in Criminal Justice enables you to transfer to a four-year university to pursue other types of criminal justice careers 3 A Certification in Basic Law Enforcement is earned by students who complete the basic police academy CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Criminal Justice - UTEP
-Adult Protective Services -Airport Security Officer -Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms Agent -Attorney -Bailiff -Bodyguard -Border Patrol Agent -Child Support Agency Worker -CIA Agent
CRIMINAL JUSTICE College of Social & Behavioral Sciences
related fi elds Graduates are able to fi nd careers in areas such as offender programs, law, courts, criminal justice administration, restorative justice, victim advocacy, and crime prevention Some graduate decide to move on to graduate-level degrees in Criminal Justice, Homeland Security, Public Administration, etc , or attend law school
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associated with criminal behavior and crime control Students who are interested in why individuals commit crime, how governments respond to behaviors they deem undesirable, and the effects of the criminal justice system's actions on different communities will ?nd the criminal justice major a perfect academic home Graduates pursue careers in
67475_10curriculumguide_cj_8_22.pdf The public depends on law enforcement and criminal 1. An A.A.S. degree in Law Enforcement and PoliceAdministration that prepares you for careers in lawenforcement related occupations.
2. An A.A. degr
ee in Criminal Justice enables you to transfer to a four-year university to pursue other types of criminal justice careers. by students who complete the basic police academy.A.A. DEGREE/A.A.S. DEGREE/CERTIFICATE
A degree in criminal justice opens the path to a
wide variety of careers in various sectors. With in state and local law enforcement, the federal government, corrections, forensics, courtrooms, law education and many other industries.Website:
www.alvincollege.edu/criminal-justicePhone:
281.756.3779Email:
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LAW, GOVERNMENT &
PUBLIC SERVICE
FIRST YEAR - FIRST SEMESTER
A Elective - Select Course from Elective Group BelowSPCH 1318 - Interpersonal Communication
SECOND SEMESTER
ASelect from Creative Arts Core Curriculum
THIRD SEMESTER
ASelect Course from Elective Group Below
SECOND YEAR - FIRST SEMESTER
CRIJ 2301 - Community Resources in Corrections
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+Select from Mathematics Core Curriculum (MATH 1332 recommended)SECOND SEMESTER
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE (A.A.S.) DEGREE
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LAW ENFORCEMENT & POLICE ADMINISTRATION
Associate of Applied Science Degree - 60 credit hoursCRIMINAL JUSTICE
Associate of Arts Degree - 60 credit hours
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AArticulated credit from an approved and successfully completed high school program may substitute for this class.
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Alvin Community College is an equal opportunity institution.If you have a disability and need assistance or require special accommodations contact the O?ce of Disability Services at 281-756-3533 or ods@alvincollege.edu.
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AArticulated credit from an approved and successfully completed high school program may substitute for this class.
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