Criminal Justice

Bachelor’s

From crime scenes to courtrooms, secure justice for all through criminal justice, online at NGU. 

#11
Ranked Online Program
NGU ranked #11 on Intelligent.com’s list of “Best Online Criminal Justice Degree Programs” (2020)
14
Average Class Size
Collaborate with your peers. Network with your professors. Connect to countless resources and career opportunities. All thanks to NGU’s smaller class sizes.
7+
Electives
Pursue your passion through a wide variety of elective courses. Criminal Justice, Law, and the Media. Domestic Relations. Judicial Process. Juvenile Delinquency. Law Enforcement Operations. Principles of Investigations. Terrorism. And more!

What Can I Do with an Online Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice?

An online bachelor’s degree in criminal justice offers a pathway to contribute to the safety, security, and well-being of society. By studying the intricate workings of law enforcement, crime prevention, and criminal behavior, you can play a pivotal role in maintaining peace and order.

Whether as a police officer, detective, probation officer, or in other related roles, you have the opportunity to protect communities, investigate crimes, and ensure justice is served. Embrace the responsibility to uphold the law, promote fairness, and make a tangible difference in the lives of individuals affected by crime. Through your dedication and commitment, you can contribute to a safer and more just society for all.

Crime Scene Investigator

Criminal Investigator

Fraud Investigator

Private Investigator

Security Manager

Justice Beside Experienced & Faithful Professionals

Hunter Baker, JD, PhD
Provost and Dean of Faculty
Kristopher Ahler
Director of Criminal Justice for NGU Online
Staci M. Rollins, JD
Department Chair, Criminal Justice and Legal Studies
Joshua J. Styles, JD
Associate Professor, Criminal Justice and Legal Studies

Example Courses

e-Learning
Academic Success
Biblical Foundations
Jesus in Matthew’s Gospel
Oral Communication
Composition and Rhetoric
Composition and Literature
History course
Contemporary Mathematics or higher math course
Natural science course
Psychology or sociology course

Example Courses

Introduction to Criminal Justice
Theories in Criminology
Ethics in Criminal Justice
Criminal Law
Law Enforcement Operations
Juvenile Delinquency
Principles of Investigations
Corrections
Judicial Process
Terrorism and Homeland Security
Forensic Analysis and Criminal Profiling
Legal Issues
Special Topics: Cybercrime
Research Design and Analysis in Criminal Justice
Seminar: Report Writing for Criminal Justice and Legal Professionals
Seminar: Conflict Resolution and Mediation Skills
Seminar: Supervision and Management Principles in Criminal Justice
Seminar: Criminal Justice and Legal Careers and Networking Strategies
Criminal Justice Internship I
Criminal Justice Internship II
Introduction to Political Science
American National Government
State and Local Government

Example Courses

Elective or minor* courses

Have Questions about the Criminal Justice Program?

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Nicholas Higgins, PhD

Department Chair, Political Science, Criminal Justice, and Legal Studies
864.977.7767 nicholas.higgins@ngu.edu

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