Empirical. Ethical. Analytical.

Professional Investigations: Certificate

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God demands justice, and justice demands evidence. Elevate your investigative skills to secure justice for all.

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Your life. Your career. Your studies. Elevate your future without disrupting your daily life, at NGU.
15
Credit Hours
Complete your certificate in as little as five courses. Then, apply your credit hours toward an undergraduate degree (if you so choose). That’s a win-win.
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Promote Justice – From Crime Scene to Courtroom

The criminal justice system is as complex as it is diverse. From police officers and private investigators to lab analysts and legal professionals, justice depends on highly trained and ethically motivated individuals.

Explore how investigative integrity impacts all facets of the criminal justice system. From evidence documentation, forensic analysis, and report writing, to constitutional law and court processes. Elevate your calling as an investigator through an ethical and empirical approach to investigations with a certificate in professional investigations.

What Can I Do With a Certificate in Professional Investigations?

A career in professional investigations involves conducting investigative work to gather information, uncover facts, and provide evidence for various purposes.

Professionals in this field may work in private investigation firms, law enforcement agencies, corporate security departments, or government organizations.

They utilize a range of techniques, such as surveillance, interviews, research, and data analysis, to gather information and support legal, business, or personal investigations.

Private Investigator
Fraud Investigator
Insurance Investigator
Background Investigator
Computer Forensic Investigator
Crime Scene Investigator

Justice Beside Experienced & Faithful Professionals

Staci M. Rollins, JD
Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice and Legal Studies
Nicholas Higgins, PhD
Associate Professor, Political Science
Joshua J. Styles, JD
Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice & Christian Studies

Study Every Detail of Professional Investigations

  • Report Writing for Criminal Justice and Legal Professionals
  • Criminal Law
  • Principles of Investigations
  • Judicial Process

*Choose one of the following:

  • Theories in Criminology
  • Forensic Analysis and Criminal Profiling
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