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Did you know?
Founded in 1934, the Criminal Justice program at Wichita State University is the second-oldest
program of its type in the United States.
The CJ program works in cooperation with other disciplines in the WSU School of Criminal
Justice to teach students to assimilate knowledge, acquire skills and develop professional
judgment and behaviors appropriate for wise and ethical practice.
Student Testimonial
"The criminal justice program at Wichita State University is well-rounded and flexible.
This program covers the history and practices of the criminal justice system as well
as burgeoning issues and perspectives in the fields...
I loved the undergraduate program so much that I decided to continue my education
in the graduate program here at Wichita State. I will graduate with a Master of Arts
in Criminal Justice in May 2021. Afterwards, I plan on working for a federal public
service agency." -Madison
Career Pathways
Gain skills, connections, and confidence needed for a career in the field of Criminal
Justice. As a student you will have a variety of career pathways to choose from.
Academia: Law School, Research and Graduate School, University Instructor
Corrections: Probation or Parole Officer, Prison or Jail Officer, Victim Services
Government Entities: Federal Emergency Management, Immigration & Customs, Intelligence Agencies, Military
Service, National Security, Park Ranger, Transportation Security Administration
Law Enforcement (Authorized Official or Civilian): Federal, State, and Local levels, Victim Services
Private Sector: Security, Loss Prevention, Private Investigation, Criminal Justice Related Agencies
I.E. Victim Services, Offender Services