Master of Criminology & Justice
Criminal justice and private security are one of the fastest growing areas in terms of employment, and an advanced degree is becoming a necessity.
The Master of Criminology & Justice online degree program responds to the need for professionally-trained criminal justice administrators, planners and researchers as well as private security professionals. The Master of Criminology & Justice curriculum at Loyola is a 30 credit online program that can be completed in one year. Courses are taught year round.
Degree Requirements
| Degree Requirements | ||
|---|---|---|
| Total | 30 | |
| CRIM 700 | Theories of Criminal Behavior | 3 crs. |
| CRIM 705 | Seminar in Criminal Justice | 3 crs. |
| CRIM 710 | Research and Statistical Methods | 3 crs. |
| CRIM 712 | Graduate Statistics | 3 crs. |
| CRIM 718 | Seminar in Criminal Justice Administration I | 3 crs. |
| CRIM 800 | Selected Problems in Criminal Justice | 3 crs. |
| CRIM 805 | Program Planning, Implementation and Evaluation | 3 crs. |
| CRIM 850 | Seminar in Criminology | 3 crs. |
| CRIM 893 | Directed Readings in Criminal Justice | 3 crs. |
| CRIM 900 | Master's Research and Practicum | 3 crs. |
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Dual Degree Programs
Master of Criminology & Justice/Master of Pastoral Studies
A dual degree designed for professionals working with the criminal justice system and faith-based organizations.
Master of Criminology & Justice/Master of Counseling
This dual degree offers graduates many more career options, unparalleled depth in their academic preparation and an enviable range of clinical training experiences.
Master of Criminology & Justice/Master of Business Administration
Combine your passion for criminal justice with advanced management skills in areas like finance, human resources, and organizational behavior.
Tuition Reimbursement is Available
- Learn about tuition reimbursement at Loyola
- Tuition remission is available for Loyola employees, their spouses, and dependents
Meet the Faculty
Dr. Rae Taylor, Rev. Joseph H. Fitcher, S.J. Distinguished Professor
Dr. Christian Bolden, Associate Professor and Department Chair
Dr. Andrew Denney, Assistant Professor
Dr. Ronal Serpas, Professor of Practice