Bachelor of Science (Online)
- Online courses provide students with more flexibility and control over their schedule, freeing up time for work, traditional courses, or other life responsibilities.
- All required courses for the Bachelor of Science degree can be taken online through UNO. Students may also take other online courses through UNL or UNK that will count towards the Bachelor's degree using the University of Nebraska Intercampus Enrollment Form.
Online courses are an excellent option for working professionals.
Fully Online Bachelor's Degree Programs
The Bachelor of Science degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice is a 120 hour program designed to meet the needs of working professionals, traditional students, and students located around the world by providing education access and flexibility in an online format. For general program information and transfer requirements, click here. For degree-specific requirements, click here. To review our course catalog, complete with course descriptions, click here.
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