Bachelor of Science in Criminology

The Bachelor of Science in Criminology program is a disciplined four-year program that investigates the roots, mechanics and consequences of crime. Students are trained in law enforcement, criminal law, forensic science, and correctional systems, blending theory with on-field practice. The course sharpens critical thinking and prepares graduates to work in high-stakes environments where judgment and integrity is a non-negotiable pillar. By emphasizing an ethical and responsible understanding of authority, this program encourages students to examine the manifestations of power, reflecting on institutional practices to develop a critical approach to justice.

Police Officers - serve in the frontlines of public safety, responding to incidents and maintaining order in communities.

Investigators - work in solving crimes, gathering evidence, interviewing witnesses, and making sense of complex cases.

Forensic Specialists - analyze physical evidence and assist in crime scene interpretation using scientific methods.

Probation Officers - supervise and support individuals serving non-custodial sentences, helping them reintegrate into society.

Correctional Personnel - oversee operations inside correctional facilities, ensuring security and managing rehabilitation efforts.

Crime Analysts - study data to identify trends, predict criminal activity, and advise on prevention strategies.

Intelligence Agents - operate in national or regional agencies, gathering and interpreting information for security purposes.

Private Security Consultants - provide risk assessments, develop safety protocols, and train personnel for businesses and institutions.