Savannah
Georgia

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In our South University - Savannah Criminal Justice bachelor's degree program, you can learn the fundamentals of the criminal justice system.

The program offers a course of study leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice. This course of study is designed to give students broad perspectives on the causes of crime and critical insights to the functions of the components of the criminal justice system. Courses in this Savannah Criminal Justice bachelor's degree program deal with crime, violence, and other forms of deviance and the responses to these problems by police, courts, and corrections; contemporary criminal justice issues; and ethical concerns and research. Students in the criminal justice program receive excellent preparation for further study in graduate or professional schools as well as for entry-level careers in the criminal justice system.

Choose a Savannah criminal justice associate's degree program designed to provide students with a broad-based education and foundation of knowledge into crime and society's response to it. The Associate of Science in Criminal Justice degree program at South University - Savannah offers courses that include an introduction to the organization and functions of law enforcement, the courts and corrections, as well as the basic systems and processes of emergency and disaster management. Successful completion of this Savannah Criminal Justice associate's degree program prepares students for entry into the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice degree program.

The Master of Science (MS) in Criminal Justice program at South University's Savannah campus in Savannah, Georgia, is designed to serve the growing number of individuals in the criminal justice system who desire a post baccalaureate education, as well as those in more traditional public and private employment who may wish to acquire further education in criminal justice. The Criminal Justice program serves a variety of student interests. It has been designed with a limited prerequisite requirement to enable students with bachelor's degrees in related fields such as criminology, psychology, business or public administration, anthropology, political science, sociology or related social sciences to enroll along with students with undergraduate degrees in criminal justice. The program provides a general administration tract as well as three specializations in Homeland Security, Corrections and Cyber Crime that meets student needs for more in-depth knowledge, skills, and applications in areas of great national and international interest.