South University - Campus

South University is proud of its diverse student population and is dedicated to meeting the educational needs of every student in the areas of intellectual, social and professional development. Different varieties of academic programs at the associate, bachelor's, master's and doctoral degree levels are offered by us to achieve this.

With a long-standing tradition of excellence in education, South University provides personal attention to each student. The University was founded in 1899, when Dr. John Draughon founded what was originally Draughon's Practical Business College in Savannah, GA.

Since its modest beginnings, South University has witnessed continued growth, evolving from a two-year college into a four-year University offering associates, bachelor's, master's and doctorate degree programs with campus locations in Savannah, GA; Columbia, SC; Montgomery, AL; Tampa, FL and West Palm Beach, FL.

After more than a century of academic excellence, South University continues to be a recognized innovator in higher education. With the introduction of the South University's online curriculum, students can pursue both undergraduate studies as well as master's degrees in Criminal Justice.

Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice program

The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice program is designed for students with diverse goals including criminal justice professionals who want to advance their careers, individuals in other occupations who are looking to make a change and for high school graduates preparing for the criminal justice field.

A comprehensive and relevant practitioner-oriented curriculum is offered in this rewarding program of study. Juvenile justice, corrections, law enforcement, crime scene investigation and cyber crime are the five exciting opportunities awaiting students.

Coursework not only focuses on developing professional insight into the criminal justice system but also explores the social, legal and technological areas of the field. Graduates will be trained to take up entry-level positions or to utilize their understanding of law enforcement, criminology, the judicial process, juvenile justice, corrections and criminal law in their existing job.

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