Graduate Programs

The Criminal Justice master’s program at the University of Cincinnati teaches you how crime and the justice system work by combining ideas from sociology, psychology, law, public administration, and criminal justice. You can also choose a focus area such as corrections, crime and law, or law enforcement to match your interests and career goals.

The Criminal Justice master’s program at the University of Cincinnati teaches you how crime and the justice system work by combining ideas from sociology, psychology, law, public administration, and criminal justice. You can also choose a focus area such as corrections, crime and law, or law enforcement to match your interests and career goals.

The Criminal Justice master’s program at the University of Cincinnati teaches you how crime and the justice system work by combining ideas from sociology, psychology, law, public administration, and criminal justice. You can also choose a focus area such as corrections, crime and law, or law enforcement to match your interests and career goals.

The Analysis of Criminal Behavior graduate certificate teaches you why people commit crimes and how to study patterns in their behavior. You’ll learn key research and data skills, including topics like white‑collar crime, so you can better understand offender risks and needs.

The Correctional Rehabilitation graduate certificate teaches you how to understand offender risks and needs and how to use evidence‑based programs to reduce reoffending. You’ll get hands‑on experience working with different corrections populations and learn the skills needed for settings like probation, parole, prisons, jails, and halfway houses.

The Crime Analysis and Prevention graduate certificate teaches you how to use technology, data, and crime‑reduction strategies to solve public safety problems. You’ll build strong analytical skills that help crime analysts, police officers, and public safety leaders make smart decisions based on crime patterns.

The Analysis of Criminal Behavior graduate certificate teaches you why people commit crimes and how to study patterns in their behavior. You’ll learn key research and data skills, including topics like white‑collar crime, so you can better understand offender risks and needs.

The Correctional Rehabilitation graduate certificate teaches you how to understand offender risks and needs and how to use evidence‑based programs to reduce reoffending. You’ll get hands‑on experience working with different corrections populations and learn the skills needed for settings like probation, parole, prisons, jails, and halfway houses.

The Crime Analysis and Prevention graduate certificate teaches you how to use technology, data, and crime‑reduction strategies to solve public safety problems. You’ll build strong analytical skills that help crime analysts, police officers, and public safety leaders make smart decisions based on crime patterns.