Globe University can help you develop the skills you need for
today's in-demand careers. We offer a variety of diploma and
associate's degree programs specifically designed to help you
accomplish your educational goals.
Our Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Criminal Justice
program will teach you the theories underlying our society's law
enforcement, judicial and corrections systems. You will also
learn how to apply that knowledge in situations where the three
areas intersect.
Graduates of the associates in criminal justice program will be
prepared for a range of exciting entry-level positions. The
demand for trained job applicants is strong in each of the
following areas:
The private sector also holds opportunity for CJ grads, in
professions including private investigator and security
specialist. At Minnesota School of Business we are focused on
helping our students move quickly into rewarding careers. In
addition to job training, you will receive life-long career
placement services, as you position yourself for advancement in
the criminal justice field.
Criminal Justice - Bachelor's (Online)
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Bachelor of Science Degree - 12 quarters
The objective of the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice
program is to provide an understanding of the theories underlying
law enforcement, judicial systems, and correctional modalities
within the context of social sciences. The required general
education coursework enhances students' critical thinking and
problem solving skills. Program graduates prepare for entry-level
positions and advancement opportunities in a range of criminal
justice positions including corrections officers, private
security, protective services and investigator positions. The
program provides a foundation for supervision, management, and
leadership.
The goal of this program is to prepare graduates who are able to:
- Describe the societal influences on and the interaction among
the three components of the criminal justice system
- Identify the key elements of an investigation
- Explain the theories of criminal behavior
- Analyze the balance between the needs of offenders versus the
needs and expectations of the community
- Demonstrate appropriate written and verbal communication
skills
- Evaluate the quality of multiple viewpoints, arguments, and
evidence and distinguish between fact and opinion
- Exhibit social responsibility and examine the diverse
cultures and value systems of our global community
- Analyze the complexities of the American correctional system
as they relate to treatment, counseling, probation, parole and
victimology
- Compare and contrast management and leadership skills
- Develop strategies to make ethical decisions in the workplace
Paralegal - Certificate, Associate's or Bachelor's (Online)
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This is an in-depth program that trains students in a variety of
legal disciplines along with general business and office
technology skills. Students learn research, drafting legal
proceedings and memoranda, document preparation, filing subpoenas
and various other legal documents and correspondence, client
interviews, evidence evaluation and more. Graduates of this
program also develop sound business software applications skills
and strong written communication abilities.
Accreditation
Globe is nationally accredited by the Accrediting Council for
Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS) to award diplomas,
associate in applied science degrees, bachelor of science degrees
and master degrees. Additionally, Globe University is licensed as
private career schools with the Minnesota Office of Higher
Education.