What can you do with an associate’s degree from one of the accredited criminal justice schools in Missouri? The training you’ll receive combines practical instruction with a background in theory and law. Coursework vary somewhat by college, but most contain required classes in criminal justice, information technology, criminal law, the U.S. court system, police work, criminal investigation, psychology, and ethics. Some may also contain specialized areas of criminal justice studies, such as juvenile justice, leadership, and criminal behavior. An associate’s degree can be a gateway to a bachelor’s degree, or you can use it to train for several careers. These include corrections officer, bodyguard, or private investigator.
University of Phoenix
Bachelor
BS in Criminal Justice Administration, BS in Criminal Justice Administration - Management
Saint Louis, Kansas City, Springfield
Brown Mackie College
Diploma, Bachelor, Associate
Diploma in Criminal Justice, Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice
Fenton
National American University Campus
Associate, Bachelor
A.A.S. Criminal Justice, B.S. Criminal Justice, Criminal Justice
Independence, Kansas City, Lees Summit
