Criminal Justice Administration, Bachelor of Science
The criminal justice administration major at Greenville University is designed for law enforcement professionals who are seeking career advancement through the completion of a bachelor of science degree in their field. This program will provide students the knowledge and skills required to advance into leadership or management rolls within their organization. Unique to Greenville University's program is its emphasis on developing the analytical skills to solve problems and make decisions, values and ethical practices, leading organizations, and the increased role of intelligence in countering domestic and global threats. Graduates may find employment as police officers, correctional officers, and probation or parole officers.
The criminal justice administration major requires the completion of 30 credits. All of the courses in this program are offered in an online format. Students interested in this major should meet with the advisor from the School of Adult Studies. This major leads to a bachelor of science degree.
Criminal Justice Administration Major Requirements
Foundational Courses
A minimum of 15 credits from the list below must be completed. The foundational courses are not prerequisites, but are required to earn a degree. Courses may be transferred in from any regionally accredited institution.
Other courses that could meet the foundational course requirements:
- Criminology
- Criminal Investigation
- Criminal Court Procedures
Core Courses
| CRJS 303 | Law Enforcement Intelligence | 3 |
| CRJS 304 | Police Community Relations | 3 |
| CRJS 306 | Vice and Narcotics Investigation | 3 |
| CRJS 307 | Research Methods in Criminal Justice | 3 |
| CRJS 309 | Senior Research Project | 3 |
| CRJS 310 | Advanced Law Enforcement Admin | 3 |
| CRJS 311 | Introduction to Homeland Security | 3 |
| CRJS 313 | Values and Ethics in Criminal Justice | 3 |
| CRJS 314 | Human Behavior and Deviance | 3 |
| LEAD 306 | World View: Faith and Vocation | 3 |
Prerequisite Courses
or approved equivalencies