Criminal justice schools in Iowa provide students with the necessary training to be workers within the criminal justice system. State and local governments employ the vast majority of these individuals. The most popular occupations include correctional officers, probation officers, juvenile probation officers, law enforcement officers, and case workers. The criminal justice system is comprised of dozens of agencies including the courts, law enforcement, immigration, and social services. Classes include an overview of the criminal justice system, criminal justice theory, ethics, law enforcement, immigration, and criminal psychology. Careers are expected to grow at an accelerated rate producing several job openings for graduates.
Kaplan University
Associate, Bachelor
Associate of Applied Science: Criminal Justice, Bachelor of Science: Criminal Justice, Advanced Start Bachelor of Science: Criminal Justice
Davenport, Council Bluffs, Cedar Falls, Cedar Rapids, Mason City