Ashley University’s Division of Criminal Justice benefits from the linkages to the leading criminal justice professors and legal institutions worldwide. The course reflects the increasing importance attached to the patterns of employment relations in the international contexts. National employment systems are increasingly obliged to adapt to international forces through the action of multinational forces that have reflected upon the changing dimensions of international systems and appreciation of the importance of transnational system of justice at leading legislative institutes around the globe.
Our courses at the Division of criminal justice provide an excellent grounding in both the theory and practice of criminal behavior, and the ultimate impact on the anthropogenic society altogether. For those who wish to develop prospects at our Division, there’s an excellent career boosting opportunity to boost your experiences as you practice your skills inland and abroad.
With 7 million people in American prisons, followed by 1.5 million people in China, Criminal Justice in the world is a pressing concern. Safety and security are the prime requirements in any society, and before you want safety for others, you want to be secured too. And that just shows the importance of justice and Criminal Justice because the strong justice system will make the society safer for you. That’s why the Division of Criminal Justice and Security was formed—to help you with degree programs that give you better knowledge of criminal justice and safety best practices and assist you to go forward in your career.
Scope
Ashley University's Division of Criminal Justice provides degree, diploma and certificate programs in 8 different majors, offering its students rewarding career opportunities with an ever growing demand for new graduates in the industry. Earning an online degree from the Ashley University is the first step towards your goal for a degree in Criminal Justice.
DEGREE PROGRAM |
MAJORS OFFERED |
Career Prospects |
Degree Programs
Diploma Programs
Certificate Programs
The Division of Criminal Justice prides itself on imparting knowledge of traditional theories and the real-world matters. It prepares individuals to face the challenges and apply problem-solving action in the modern day crimes. Below are the average salaries that you will be able to earn in your chosen field:
Majors | Average Annual Salaries |
Investigation | $42,870 - $105,520 |
Crime Scene Investigation | $47,680 - $51,570 |
Corrections | $39,020 - $47,200 |
Policing | $35,370 - $55,010 |
Cyber Crime | $50,417 - $88,118 |
Private Security | $24,380 - $42,870. |
Criminal Justice | $35,000 - $110,000 |
David White PhD Criminal Justice
Judy Bixler Master's in Criminal Justice
Valentine Barnard Master of Science (Sociology/Criminal Justice)
Shirley Terrell Master of Arts in Philosophy of Criminology
Maryellen Jenkins Master's of Forensic Sciences