Program Overview

Strayer University's Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice program provides a comprehensive understanding of crime prevention, detection, and punishment. Students explore various perspectives on crime, including emerging topics like cybercrime and white-collar offenses. The program consists of 40 courses, each lasting 11 weeks, and covers theoretical and practical aspects of law enforcement, corrections, and criminal justice operations. Graduates gain evidence-based techniques for investigating and preventing crime, and an understanding of the interworking of the criminal justice system.