Criminal Justice Criminal Justice Administration - Strayer University-Georgia

Criminal Justice Criminal Justice Administration from Strayer University-Georgia is a Campus Bachelor Criminal Justice degree that prepares you for a Legal career. The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice program will provide you with professional knowledge and skills needed for success in the criminal justice field. Through liberal arts coursework, you will develop communication, critical thinking and quantitative reasoning skills, and strengthen your understanding of how political, cultural and economic factors shape our world. In the core criminal justice courses, you will explore criminal theory, law , ethics, and procedure, and you will examine the roles and operations of law enforcement , the courts, and corrections in preventing and responding to adult and juvenile crime Key Learning Objectives Explain social and behavioral causes of adult and juvenile social and cyber crimes and the impact on society. Develop analytical and critical thinking skills utilized in investigating crime, enforcing laws , and implementing corrections. Identify operational components of the criminal justice system at the federal, state, and local level. Develop ethical decision-making abilities that support laws, policies, procedures, and integrity within the criminal justice system. Determine appropriate technologies and technological skills utilized in the administration and operation of security, criminal justice, investigations, and corrections. Demonstrate knowledge of the principles of leadership and how they complement various levels of management in organizations that facilitate the prevention and correction of crime and the enforcement of criminal laws . Effectively use oral and written communication skills to convey information, manage conflict, and resolve issues within the criminal justice system. Criminal Justice Administration The Criminal Justice Administration concentration examines the operational and technical aspects of the criminal justice system, including law enforcement , corrections, and the courts. You will learn evidence-based techniques for the prevention of crime, how to investigate crimes, the global relevance of crimes, and corrections. Criminal Justice Administration concentration graduates gain additional competencies applicable to the fields of law enforcement, criminal investigation, corrections, and security in roles such as: police officer, detective, criminal investigator, corrections officer, probation or parole officer, court reporter, court officer, or caseworker. Occupations The following U.S. Department of Labor Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) Codes and occupational titles are disclosed pursuant to U.S. Department of Education regulations, and correspond to the U.S. Department of Education Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) Code for this program. View more details on Strayer University-Georgia . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Criminal Justice courses.