University of Phoenix | MS in Administration of Justice and Security/Law Enforcement Organizations

University of Phoenix's Master of Science in Administration of Justice and Security with a concentration in Law Enforcement Organizations program is designed to help current or future police officers, criminologists, investigators, or correctional officers develop a deeper understanding of organizational structures and processes. Read more about this online master's degree program here.

Official Program Name:

Master of Science in Administration of Justice and Security with a concentration in Law Enforcement Organizations

School Offering Program:

University of Phoenix

Degree Level:

Master's

Program Prerequisites:

Aspiring students of University of Phoenix's Master of Science in Administration of Justice and Security with a concentration in Law Enforcement Organizations program should have earned a bachelor's degree. Prospective students might also have current or recent experience working in a police department or a related area.

Program Description:

Students of University of Phoenix's Master of Science in Administration of Justice and Security with a concentration in Law Enforcement Organizations program are provided the opportunity to study advanced topics in criminology, criminal justice theories, and organizational processes. All courses are presented online. Students will learn about public policy development impacting criminal justice and security systems and organizations in the United States. Other topics addressed in required courses include crime theories, victimology, organizational behavior, management and problem solving methods, financial management in criminal justice organizations, and professional conduct and standards within these organizations. An overview of criminal justice systems including courts, corrections, policing, and private security is also offered.

Accreditation:

University of Phoenix is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association (www.ncahlc.org).

Learning Format:

Online

Program Length / Total Credits Required:

37 credits.

Financial Aid Available:

Financial aid may be available for those who qualify. Aid opportunities include federal and state financial aid, grants and loans, employer tuition reimbursement, internal and external scholarship sources, and access to other resources.