Through Barton's MSCCJS program, students become accomplished scholars, researchers, analysts, and educators in criminology and criminal justice and other related fields. Additionally, the MSCCJS curriculum is thesis-based to prepare students to pursue additional advanced degrees.
Apply Now!The Criminology and Criminal Justice Sciences graduate program requires successful completion of 36 semester hours of graduate coursework (including six hours of research and a thesis), passing scores on a comprehensive examination, and completion of a formal research project, including the successful oral defense of a research thesis. Through the program, students become accomplished scholars, researchers, analysts, and educators in criminology and criminal justice and other related fields.
Tuition for applicants who hold a baccalaureate degree is $600 per graduate semester credit hour.
Richard Groskin, Ph.D.
Distinguished Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice Sciences
rgroskin@barton.edu
(252) 399-6428
Hines Hall 110-C