• M.A. in Art



• M.S. in Biology



• Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)



• M.A. in Communication Studies



• M.S. in Computer Science



• M.S. in Counseling & Guidance



• M.A. in Criminal Justice



• M.A. in Education



• M.A. in Educational Administration



• Ed.D. in Educational Leadership



• M.A. in English Composition



• M.S. in Environmental Sciences



• M.S. in Health Services Administration



• M.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies



• M.A. in Mathematics



• M.A. in National Security Studies



• M.S. in Nursing



• M.A.,M.S. in Psychology



• Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.)



• Master of Public Health (M.P.H.)



• M.A. in Rehabilitation Counseling



• M.A. in Social Sciences



• Master of Social Work (M.S.W.)



• M.A. in Spanish



• M.A. in Teaching: Mathematics



• M.A. in Theatre Arts

Requirements (45 units)

The M.A. in Criminal Justice is designed to serve the growing number of individuals in the criminal justice system who desire postbaccalaureate education, as well as those in more traditional public and private employment who may wish to acquire further education in criminal justice.

The degree program offers two options. One is a thesis option designed for students who intend to pursue graduate studies beyond the M.A. level and those students who have special research interests in the criminal justice system. The examination option is for those with administrative and management goals.

The program can serve a variety of student interests. It has been designed with a limited prerequisite requirement to enable students with baccalaureate degrees in related fields such as psychology, administration, anthropology, sociology or social sciences to enroll along with students with undergraduate degrees in criminal justice.

The program is intended primarily for evening students.  Therefore, classes will be predominately scheduled between 4 pm and 10 pm.