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The Master's Degree Program in Criminal Justice is designed to help you excel in a broad variety of leadership and supervisory roles, whether in the:

• Court system
• Law enforcement
• Corrections
• Policing
• Private or public security
• Juvenile justice
• Drug addiction
• Violence prevention
• Rehabilitation
• Investigation
• Intelligence
• Compliance
• Social service
• Consulting
• Litigation Paralegal
• Private Investigator
• Secret Service Agent
• Intelligence Criminologist
• Lab analyst
• Field analyst
• Judicial Attorney

• Criminologist
• Social Worker
• Law Librarian
• Coroner
• Corrections Facilities Manager
• Police Detective
• FBI Agent
• U.S. Customs Agent
• Rehabilitation Specialist
• Contracts Administrator
• Penologist
• Criminal Investigator
• Substance Abuse Counselor
• Private Investigator
• Warden
• Compliance Officer
• Victim Services Specialist
• Industrial Security Consultant
• Federal Investigator
• Detectives
• Probation Officer
• FBI Agent
• ATF Agent
• CIA Agent
• Forensic scientist

Places of Employment:

• Federal and state prisons
• County and city government
• Government agencies
• Substance abuse clinics
• County jails
• Precinct station houses
• Prison camps
• Youth correction facilities
• Medium-security correction facilities
• Voluntary correction facilities
• Halfway houses and pre-release programs
• Child Support Services
• Department of Human Services
• Department of Defense
• Narcotics Bureau
• National Security Agency

• Non-profit organization
• Social Services Department
• FBI
• Prisons
• State Police
• Juvenile detention centers
• Juvenile group homes
• Women’s and family shelters
• Domestic violence agencies
• Immigration and naturalization services
• Other nonprofit organizations
• Alternative schools
• Reintegration programs
• U.S. Department of Justice
• Central Intelligence Agency
• Drug Enforcement Administration
• Federal Bureau of Investigation

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