The M.S. in Criminal Justice at Long Island University, Post, is designed for aspiring professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of contemporary criminal justice issues, from cyber crime and terrorism to forensic psychology and victimology. This postgraduate degree equips you with advanced knowledge in criminological theory, research methods, and practical applications within law enforcement and security sectors. You will explore the complexities of the criminal justice system and develop the analytical skills necessary to address emerging challenges in this vital field, preparing you for impactful careers.
This full-time, on-campus Master of Science program is structured over two years, culminating in a comprehensive thesis. You will engage with a distinguished faculty, including published authors and working professionals, through a curriculum that emphasizes research design, critical issues in criminal justice, and specialized electives. Daily learning involves rigorous coursework, seminar discussions, and hands-on research, particularly during your consecutive thesis semesters. Graduates will be prepared for advanced roles in areas such as cyberspace crime detection, law enforcement management, and homeland security.