MPA/MSCJS - Master of Science in Crime and Justice Studies / Master of Public Administration

Suffolk University

Want to learn how to use your knowledge to help people like at-risk youth and the elderly and bring about social change. You can make a difference when you major in Sociology, Criminal Justice, or pursue your graduate studies in Crime and Justice studies at Suffolk University.
The Sociology & Criminal Justice Department offers undergraduate and graduate courses in topics such as Youth in American Society, Women and Crime, and Restorative Justice. Our Department is home to the Center for Women's Health and Human Rights, The Women and Incarceration Project, Our Bodies Ourselves Today, and a variety of other exciting projects and programs. The expedited dual-degree program will help you complete both degrees in less time, thanks to shared electives and balanced coursework. You’ll graduate ready to make a difference in any community and shape policy in the given field in which you want to operate.
Suffolk’s Master of Science in Crime & Justice Studies program will get you ready to excel in the career of your choice-corrections, juvenile justice, victim advocacy, court and offender services, probation, policy, or other criminal justice fields.

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