At criminal justice schools in Michigan, diplomas, associate’s degrees, bachelor’s degrees, and master’s degrees are offered. A diploma or an associate’s degree will cover the basics, from criminal justice theory, information technology, and ethics, to criminal law, police and court procedures, criminal investigation, psychology, and communication. A bachelor’s degree builds on this foundation. It is also common to find bachelor’s degrees being specialized for one area of criminal justice, such as management or homeland security. Possible jobs for graduates from a criminal justice education program include federal agent, paralegal, security director, and loss prevention manager.
ITT Technical Institute
Associate, Bachelor
Criminal Justice, School of Criminal Justice
Canton, Troy, Dearborn, Swartz Creek, Clinton Township
University of Phoenix
Bachelor, Master
BS in Criminal Justice Administration, MS in Administration of Justice and Security, BS in Criminal Justice Administration - Management
Troy, Grand Rapids
