The Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice at Wilson College offers you a comprehensive pathway to understanding and impacting the justice system. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students passionate about social justice, law, and public service, providing a strong foundation in the ethical, psychological, and sociological dimensions of crime and its consequences. You will explore critical topics such as corrections, law enforcement, and the legal system, developing the analytical and research skills essential for a meaningful career in this vital field. This program prepares you to address complex societal issues with informed and effective strategies.
You will study on campus full-time over four years, engaging with a curriculum that includes core courses in criminal justice, law, and ethics, alongside statistics and electives in sociology, psychology, or political science. A key component of your learning experience is the opportunity to undertake an internship, allowing you to apply your knowledge in a practical setting alongside experienced professionals. You will graduate with a deep understanding of criminal justice principles and the practical skills needed for diverse roles in law enforcement, corrections, victim advocacy, or further graduate studies.