Master of Science (Online)
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- Online courses provide students with more flexibility and control over their schedule. To review our course offerings, click here.
UNOs Master of Science degree in criminology and criminal justice can be completed entirely online or you can opt to take classes on campus - whichever works best for your busy schedule!
Master's of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice
The Master of Science degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice is a 36-hour program designed to meet the needs of working professionals and traditional students by providing educational access and flexibility in an online format. For detailed information (including admission and degree requirements) on the Master of Science Program, feel free to download the Master's Student Handbook for the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice.
- Additional questions can be directed to Lisa Sample, Ph.D., Master's Program Coordinator.
Announcements
- Samantha Clinkinbeard’s Latest Study to be Published in Justice Quarterly
- Samantha Clinkinbeard, Ph.D. to Receive Honorable Mention for Paper She Co-Authored
- Nix and Tregle Release Results of their 2018 National Police Executive Survey
- Ph.D. Alumna Karyn Sporer Receives Award and Grant
- Policing Expert Justin Nix Participates in Panel Discussion at National Conference for Police Executives
- SCCJ Doctoral Students’ Research is Published in Perspectives on Terrorism
- Under Nebraska Law, Officers Entitled to Tuition Waiver
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