The Bachelor of Arts in Justice Studies: International Justice at Montclair State University is designed for students keen to understand and address complex global justice issues, from human trafficking and organized crime to international criminal law and human rights. You will explore the theoretical underpinnings and practical applications of justice across diverse international contexts, developing a critical perspective on global inequalities and legal frameworks. This undergraduate degree provides a robust foundation for those aspiring to careers in international law, diplomacy, human rights advocacy, or global security, equipping you with essential analytical and research skills.
This full-time, on-campus program is studied over four years, guiding you through core justice studies, research methods, and theoretical issues in justice. You will select a specialized concentration, delving into electives such as comparative criminal justice systems, international environmental issues, or transitional justice. The curriculum culminates in a senior seminar and internship, offering invaluable hands-on experience alongside leading organizations. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of international justice systems and the practical skills to pursue impactful careers in global affairs and humanitarian work.