Master of Arts in Criminal Justice
offered by American Public University

Public University
Estd. 1991

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Master of Arts in Criminal Justice
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APU
Overview

The program aims to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of criminal justice theory, research methods, and current practices. This includes delving into criminology, law, corrections, and the court system

Duration	24 months
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Total fee	₹6.25 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
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Course Level	PG Degree

Master of Arts in Criminal Justice
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APU
Highlights

Earn a degree from American Public University
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Master of Arts in Criminal Justice
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APU
Course details

Skills you will learn

Security

Who should do this course?

For individuals who want to enhance their knowledge & skills in the field

What are the course deliverables?

Distinguish between the major systems of criminal justice and how the functions of police, prosecution, courts, and corrections interface
Analyze biological and psychological theories and philosophies of criminal behavior as they influence modern developments in punishment, sentencing, and corrections
Evaluate definitions, objectives, and issues of new or emerging criminal threats such as terrorism and how they compare and contrast with traditional criminal behavior theories
Assess the rule of law and changes to it as it pertains to direct and indirect influence and impact on social reactions to crime, corrections, and victims of crime

More about this course

American Public University's criminal justice master’s program has a particular focus on developing professional skills needed for leadership positions in the field
Courses in this online master’s degree in criminal justice address national and local security issues as well as effective countermeasures and subsequent changes in the U.S. criminal justice system
Your learning is enhanced through interaction with students who are peer professionals and faculty members who share real-world experience from public safety agencies, government, private organizations, the military, and corrections facilities