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CRIMINAL JUSTICE

The Criminal Justice Program, leading to the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, is offered through Drexel's College of Arts and Sciences and is housed in the Department of Culture and Communication. Criminal justice draws on the strengths of a range of many programs; from philosophy and legal studies to sociology, psychology, legal studies, political science, information science, chemistry, bioscience and biotechnology, and computer science. This degree is for students who want to prepare for 21st-Century careers in criminal justice, private security, or the legal profession or who are interested in graduate study in criminal justice or associated disciplines, including forensic science, and computer science. The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice can be completed in four years, with an option to complete two internship assignments during that time.

To request more information on Drexel's Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice contact Dr. Julia Hall at hall@drexel.edu or by phone at (215) 895-2472.