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Master of Criminal Justice
| Program Director: | Dr. Deborah Wilkins Newman Jones Hall 223 615-898-2630 deborah.newman@mtsu.edu |
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| Graduate Analyst: | Anita Hermes 615-898-5352 anita.hermes@mtsu.edu |
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A degree in Criminal Justice can open the door to a variety of career opportunities at the federal, state or local levels in areas such as law enforcement, homeland security, courts, service workers, police administration, correctional management, drug rehabilitation, probation, parole, and juvenile justice. Criminal Justice degrees can also provide solid foundations for pursuits in related fields such as private security or investigations for private industries. The Department of Criminal Justice Administration offers a Master of Criminal Justice (M.C.J.) degree in cooperation with Tennessee State University. Students must complete a total of 36 semester hours (18 hours at MTSU and 18 hours at TSU). A minor in Criminal Justice at the graduate level is also offered at MTSU. |
Admission Requirements:
To be admitted to the Master of Criminal Justice program,
a student must submit the following to the College of Graduate Studies:
Online application and appropriate application fee
Official transcript of all colleges, universities (including business and technical schools). If the transcripts are issued from an international (non-US) institution, a course-by course analysis is required. Original non-US transcripts should be submitted directly to the evaluation service. (Click here for more information on non-US transcripts.)
Official Test Scores of the Miller Analogies Test (MAT) OR Graduate Record Examination (GRE)
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