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metropolitan
college adult
college programs graduate
school program graduate
degree programs criminal
justice master
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Overview
The Master of Criminal Justice (MCJ) program is for those who wish
to enter or advance a criminal justice career, those considering advanced
studies or administration and research in the area of criminal justice.
The Master in Criminal Justice also prepares students to enter areas
of management, government, and specialized units in law enforcement.
The criminal justice master program combines a foundation in the liberal
arts with disciplinary and interdisciplinary concentrations in the fields
related to criminal justice. Degree candidates study research methods
and complete a required core of courses on the history, philosophy,
politics, and social consequences of the American criminal justice system.
Department
of Applied Social Sciences 
808
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston,
MA 02215 617-353-3025
dleclair@bu.edu
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" I am quite impressed by the professional background of the CJ professors. I've taken several classes that were taught by a lieutenant in the BPD, a director of the Massachusetts sentencing committee, and a seasoned defense attorney. These professors brought their real world experience into the classroom. " - Anderson W. Louie
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