Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice Program
Start Building Your Future
Start The Path Towards a Career in the Justice System with the Criminal Justice Program
Miller-Motte College’s Criminal Justice program gives you the opportunity to pursue a career within the justice system. This hybrid track program allows you to pursue an Associate Degree in Criminal Justice in a flexible environment that combines online learning with hands-on in-person experience. Enrollment is on a rolling basis with classes beginning every 5 to 10 weeks, and you can be finished with your Criminal Justice Degree in as little as 18 months.
Along with classroom education, students at Miller-Motte will get the opportunity to participate in an internship where they will get hands-on training in a workplace environment to strengthen their skills.
Associate of Applied Science: 92 Credits, 18 Months.
Criminal Justice Classes You’ll Take in This Program
- Intro to Criminal Justice
- Practical Computer Applications
- Criminology
- Introduction to Corrections
- Juvenile Justice
- Interpersonal Communications
- Law Enforcement
- Criminal Law & Procedures
- Ethics & Professionalism
- Information Security & Cyber Crime
- Criminal Investigations
- Substance Abuse & Mental Health
- Terrorism & Homeland Security
- Organizational Dynamics
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What Can I Do With A Criminal Justice Diploma?
People who graduate from the Miller-Motte College Criminal Justice program have the opportunity to pursue entry-level careers within the criminal justice system.
*MMC cannot guarantee employment or salary.
- Corrections Officer
- Court Clerk
- Juvenile Support Assistants
- Probation Support Assistants
- Security Professionals
Ready To Get Started?
Start learning with Miller-Motte College and get on your way to the criminal justice career training you’ve been dreaming of. Our flexible scheduling and affordable options make Miller-Motte College a great place for you to pursue your degree in Criminal Justice. Talk to an admissions representative today.
