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  1. The Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice program examines the historical development of criminal justice and its evolution into modern legal systems. BA in Criminal Justice | Department of Sociology | Columbian College of Arts & Sciences | The George Washington University

  2. Bachelor of Arts with a Major in Criminal Justice. Overview. Admissions. Requirements. General Education. Special Honors. For information about the admission process, including deadlines, visit the Office of Undergraduate Admissions website. Applications can be submitted via the Common Application.

  3. BA in Criminal Justice/MA in Criminology. Students interested in furthering their studies in criminology may pursue the combined BA in Criminal Justice/MA in Criminology. Coursework draws from criminal law, forensic science, abnormal psychology, human rights, ethics and much more.

  4. MA in Criminology. GWs Master of Arts in Criminology program has a strong emphasis on research methods, incorporates required and elective courses from the GW Department of Forensic Sciences and underscores the way crime and criminal justice need to be understood in social context.

  5. Master of Arts in the Field of Criminology. Overview. Admissions. Requirements. GW’s master of arts in criminology program emphasizes that crime and criminal justice need to be understood in social context, informed by strong research skills and theoretical rigor.

  6. George Washington University BS in Criminal Justice & Corrections. 49 Bachelor's Degrees Awarded. $35,060 Average Salary. $26,000 Average Student Debt. Criminal Justice & Corrections is a major offered under the homeland security, law enforcement and firefighting program of study at George Washington University.

  7. Overview. Admissions. Requirements. The minor in criminal justice examines the social context and contemporary realities of crime, institutions of criminal justice such as policing, courts, and punishment, and related topics such as reentry, juvenile justice, and victimization.